Quite possibly. Last count, I’d been to at least 34 of the states. But my travels extend almost exclusively to the United States. But if I use the term “America”, then my travels extend exclusively to America, since Canada is in the Americas.
I notice your map does NOT have a dot in my home state of Michigan. Clearly, you have been avoiding me.
I´m northern, I´ve been eating chips and gravy for years. I moved down south and visited every chip shop within a 10 mile radius looking for it and they all looked at me like I had 2 heads. Now adding cheese curds is another thing.
When we were there in March I am pretty sure there was fencing up on the beach as a precaution. Before the horrific event with the little boy I would let my kids run along the beach at night at Ft. Wilderness. Now I only allow them on the beach during the day. That being said, it is nice to watch the fireworks and light parade on the boat ride back to our cabin from MK. Always a nice was to end the evening.
Well my father in law (now deceased) told me the story on how Norwegians came to American and on the way over the cod they had started to stink. Therefore they soaked in lye that they used to clean the ships decks. Seem to preserve the Cod so they cooked it and ate it. Now my father in law was 100% Norwegian so I figured he should know as he spoke the language quick well. On the other hand my wife is half Norwegian and hates the stuff.
Nice! They have a classy Mac&Cheese festival in Traverse City, MI every year where local restaurant chef’s make gourmet versions of mac&cheese and it is paired with wines at the local wineries.