Borek's US Trip: Dreams of Visiting Landmarks & PFers

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Discussion Overview

The discussion revolves around Borek's potential trip to the US, exploring the logistics of travel, possible destinations, and the idea of meeting fellow Physics Forum members. Participants share their thoughts on travel routes, landmarks to visit, and the feasibility of a road trip, while also playfully suggesting alternative destinations.

Discussion Character

  • Exploratory
  • Debate/contested
  • Technical explanation
  • Conceptual clarification

Main Points Raised

  • Gokul inquires about the timing of Borek's trip, noting that it depends on various factors including work schedules and travel logistics.
  • Some participants suggest a road trip itinerary, including a one-way rental car from Seattle to the East Coast, while discussing the costs associated with gas and lodging.
  • There are playful suggestions about visiting the UK instead, with humorous commentary on driving challenges and cultural observations.
  • Participants express excitement for Borek's trip and share recommendations for places to visit, including national parks and cities like Chicago and Washington, DC.
  • Some participants emphasize a preference for nature-related destinations, while others suggest cultural and historical sites.
  • Discussion includes light-hearted banter about geography and travel experiences, with some participants correcting each other's assumptions about locations.
  • There is mention of specific landmarks like the Grand Canyon, Yosemite, and Yellowstone, as well as local attractions in Washington state.
  • One participant shares historical context about a location in the Netherlands, adding an international perspective to the discussion.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants generally agree on the excitement surrounding the trip and the desire to visit various landmarks, but multiple competing views exist regarding the best travel routes and destinations. The discussion remains unresolved on specific travel plans and preferences.

Contextual Notes

Participants express varying levels of knowledge about US geography, which may influence their suggestions and recommendations. There are also playful misunderstandings regarding distances and locations.

Who May Find This Useful

Readers interested in travel planning, particularly those considering road trips across the US, as well as those looking to connect with fellow community members during their travels.

  • #31
Aw. And we were getting a room all ready for you. :-p

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  • #32
Aaaw :frown:...!
 
  • #33
So this was a prima aprilis? :rolleyes:
 
  • #34
jtbell said:
So this was a prima aprilis? :rolleyes:

Yes. You should all feel lucky, you will be spared my accent and you will not have to write instead of talking to me.
 
  • #35
Borek said:
Well... as much as I would love to go :cry:

and as much as it was lame...

you have been busted :devil:

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You gave small hints in other threads. I think it was a clever setup, not lame.
 
  • #36
Let's say it was a clever setup for a lame joke...
 

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