Friday, July 23, 2010

Road trip from Chicago to New York? -

My friends and I are taking a road trip from Chicago, IL to New York, New York. Any advice or ideas on some things to view or see on the way? Doesnt have to be attractions or anything like that, it could be any ideas u guys have! like national parks, or anything to do with nature? we love seeing new places! anything would help guysthanks!! 3

Why not stop in Amish-land on your way to the big apple? Visit Shipshewana in northern Indiana (it s just south of I-80/90 along your way). It s interesting to see two worlds co-existing and also gives you a chance to learn more about their culture...Check out this article for more information: http://www.roadtripjournal.com/indiana/m��When you visit the site don t forget to enter in their monthly giveaway for a chance to win a $200 gas card...think $200 more dollars to spend in NYC!Happy trails!

Will you be going near Speedway, Indiana? Mug-n-Bun makes their own rootbeer. The link below has some other ideas, but mostly for May-Nov travel.In North Olmsted at the Westfield Great Northern Mall is an interesting museum, ��Holly��Wood Christmas Movieland. It costs about $7. (near Streetsboro)The Historic Trolley Tour offers a ride through (PA) Williamsport s areas of interest featuring Millionaire s Row (summer time).The Thomas T. Taber Museum houses exhibits and artifacts.

Has anyone ever been to Christmas at Hersheypark? Is it any good for aduolts if you have no kids? -

we were thinking of going and don t have kids so we were wondering if it was worth a 2 hour drive to get there.

I am a grandma and still enjoy going to Hershey park...and there is lots more to see there, than just the park....and besides who ever gets to old to have fun or enjoy Christmas and chocolate?....go and enjoy - here is a link with info - http://www.christmasinhershey.com/

The area that La Salle explored included_________? -

Isn t that ancient history. I think they taught me in grammar school he was poking around with a group of men (explorers) down in the bayous of Louisiana during the age of exploration.

The Great Lakes, Ohio, and the Mississippi.Shouldn t this be in the homework forum?

East Los Angeles and parts of Compton.