Mine will be June 15th for about 12 days when my wife and son head to Disney World while I stay home alone.

Uz2Bon36;1708392 wrote:That would be a fun adventure. What was your favorite little town?

The best place was a ranch in Nebraska. Off of 168 near Valentine national Wildlife refuge. The place I delivered to gave me a place to stay for a few days and the owner of the ranch and I went fishing every morning. It was one of the most memorable places. I still stay in contact with them and have visited a few times. They put me up in the bunk house. It was nicer then the house I live in now lol.

thavoice;1708125 wrote:A one time shot was the outer banks of NC. Went to I think Wales, was further down the banks. Had a house with a pool just across the road from the beach. Each day was up early to watch the dolphins, play cards to see who had to peal and devein the fresh shrimp, and the rest was around the pool and at the beach all day, hot tub at night.

Was probably Waves, NC which is further down south the Outer Banks near Rodanthe. Unless it was Whalehead which is north.

My annual vacations with my family to the Outer Banks continue to top themselves year after year. But since I've been there so many times I'll say my tour of Italy was the best. Hit up Verona, Venice, Florence, Rome, Capri, Sorrento and a couple other small towns. It was just amazing. Venice is one of my favorite cities in the world.

Mooney44Cards;1708522 wrote:Was probably Waves, NC which is further down south the Outer Banks near Rodanthe. Unless it was Whalehead which is north.

My annual vacations with my family to the Outer Banks continue to top themselves year after year. But since I've been there so many times I'll say my tour of Italy was the best. Hit up Verona, Venice, Florence, Rome, Capri, Sorrento and a couple other small towns. It was just amazing. Venice is one of my favorite cities in the world.

what is t time frame you go to OBX? We have been there twice and both times the weather sucked. I said I would never go back until August to make sure it is actually warm.

Just got back from Anguilla ...small island in the Carib...I'd share some great pics of these Smokin hot Brazilian chicks we snorkeled with but I don't share pics on the OC just so all the Cleveburgh fans can call me a liar and get all satisfied with themselves for doing so. Heard it sucked particularly hard in the NEO this past week. Couldn't make me happier to hear it.

I'd have to say my trip to Ireland in 2013 was my favorite. Got to meet some of my wife's relatives that still live there and drove across the country. It's always been a bucket list thing for me to see Ireland. So going there was awesome.

But my honeymoon in Riviera Maya (all-inclusive) and our cruise to the Caribbean were both amazing too. And our upcoming trip to Punta Cana at an all-inclusive resort for our 5 year anniversary should be awesome.

lol @ Tierno acting like weather in NEO is anything other than marginally different than weather in Columbus.

The winters in Celevland are vastly different then the winters in Columbus. Anyone in the snow belt who get the lake effect snow would agree. 3 inches in Columbus is usually a foot in Cleveland. I think just last year Toledo was had the worst winter in the country.

sportchampps;1709230 wrote:The winters in Celevland are vastly different then the winters in Columbus. Anyone in the snow belt who get the lake effect snow would agree. 3 inches in Columbus is usually a foot in Cleveland. I think just last year Toledo was had the worst winter in the country.

The "snow belt" is on the east side really not as much downtown as say in Mentor. Really a concentrated area in Northeast Ohio. It snowed like 5 inches in Columbus last night and when I got home today we have like 5 inches here. Temp is the same. Its been cold as fuck here all week and it was cold as fuck in Columbus all week. A little more snow but really marginally different.

rrfan;1708700 wrote:what is t time frame you go to OBX? We have been there twice and both times the weather sucked. I said I would never go back until August to make sure it is actually warm.

We go in mid-July every year. We've had pretty good weather most years.

Pick6;1709245 wrote:The "snow belt" is on the east side really not as much downtown as say in Mentor. Really a concentrated area in Northeast Ohio. It snowed like 5 inches in Columbus last night and when I got home today we have like 5 inches here. Temp is the same. Its been cold as fuck here all week and it was cold as fuck in Columbus all week. A little more snow but really marginally different.

That's not typical though. Typically everything north of Route 30 gets more snow than the rest of the state.

Toledo is not in the snow belt.

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