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You should have went East to West. Probably similar impressions, only the other way around. :) I've found that each vertical slice of the country has it's best
by DanielBMarkham 11y ago
You should have went East to West. Probably similar impressions, only the other way around. :)
I've found that each vertical slice of the country has it's best parts. I love the hill country in Texas, the painted desert in NM, the Great Lakes, the Louisiana bayous, New England meadows, the Blue Ridge Mountains.
The real problem here is that it is very difficult to take one trip and hit all of these points while traveling.
- sandworm101 11y agoI did. I was driving to and from school on the east coast. (Doing this meant I didn't need to transfer my car to the US.) The biggest difference in driving direction was the sun. I don't know why, but sunrises always seem shorter than sunsets. Heading east is therefore easier than west because you spend less time with the sun in your eyes. The change in timezones also made heading west 6hours faster, partially explaining the longer sunsets.