August in America
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Wow, there are so many places. Don't know what kind of vacation you are looking for. How about Yellowstone National Park and Grand Teton National Park. In my opinion Yellowstone is mindboggling. Seems like the whole time I was there I couldn't believe what I was seeing. If you also wanted a big city experience you could go to the Denver area or to Salt Lake City which is where the winter olympics were.
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Caz:
August is basically unbearable in the South, (and I love the South - just the facts). Why don't you opt for New England and maybe combine it with a trip to upstate New York? You could head west and visit Niagara Falls both NY/Canada sides and then go on down to Lake Erie. I went up to the Dunkirk/Fredonia, NY, area (right on Lake Erie - 40 miles south of Buffalo) and loved it. Plenty of room on the side of the road to bike, and there are vineyards so that you can purchase some wine. You can then head further west and maybe even go to Six Flags in Ohio, right on Lake Erie too. If you stay in the NE, the heat isn't too bad.
August is basically unbearable in the South, (and I love the South - just the facts). Why don't you opt for New England and maybe combine it with a trip to upstate New York? You could head west and visit Niagara Falls both NY/Canada sides and then go on down to Lake Erie. I went up to the Dunkirk/Fredonia, NY, area (right on Lake Erie - 40 miles south of Buffalo) and loved it. Plenty of room on the side of the road to bike, and there are vineyards so that you can purchase some wine. You can then head further west and maybe even go to Six Flags in Ohio, right on Lake Erie too. If you stay in the NE, the heat isn't too bad.
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Hi....I agree with a prior post. Avoid the south. The National Parks are beautiful, but, they have been in the news recently because of monumental traffic and crowding. I think you should stay coastal....the Hamptons on Long Island, NY or Montauk, coastal Maine, Martha's Vineyard or Nantucket combined with Massachusetts/Cape Cod, but they can be crowded too. Good luck. Frank
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Cheers for all that excellent info. US Girl and Denise's suggestion of Yellowstone Park is very tempting... Stephanie's New England tip sounds fab and Frank's travel itinery seems out of this world. As usual, we will be spoilt for choice in your wonderful country. I feel the call of San Diego. Hope you all have fab vacations this year. Once again, thankyou from Blighty.
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I hate to suggest a Northern place (just kidding) but the South really is a bit hard to take in August.Have you thought about PA? I have visited family then & it was pleasant weather. If you have access to a car you could do Philadelphia, Poconos, Amish country & more.
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Hi Kaz, we just were in Yosemite for 4days, and I have to say, I just absolutely ADORED Yosemite! We were also at Lake Tahoe(quite a few Brits were there too). I loved Lake Tahoe, it was gorgeous! When we were at Tahoe, getting ready to drive to Yosemite, I told my husband that I did not think Yosemite could beat Lake Tahoe, but it did! Yosemite is so beautiful, it brings tears to my eyes.
But I do like San Diego however, and it is wonderful too! I must say CA has it all, yes?
Have fun whaever you do.
judy
But I do like San Diego however, and it is wonderful too! I must say CA has it all, yes?
Have fun whaever you do.
judy
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