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Post by jules1614 on Jun 16, 2019 6:16:12 GMT -6
H and I are due for a vacation. We will probably go in September or October for our anniversary and probably only 4 days. I want to go somewhere warm but H is not a sit by a pool all-day kind of guy so there needs to be activities too. We want to stay in the states and don't want a long drive from the airport (eliminating the Florida keys or the Outer Banks). Our go to is Vegas but I want to change it up a bit. We're considering New Orleans but I'm open to any other warm state-side destinations!
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Post by thatgolfb on Jun 17, 2019 14:57:52 GMT -6
Ummm hellooooo San Diego!
Seriously. It is a great mix of relaxing beach and activities. And September and October are our hottest months (which may be a negative depending on what you want- could be anywhere from highs of 80-105 dry heat, last couple years have been pretty hot). We have a major airport very close to downtown.
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Post by jules1614 on Jun 17, 2019 18:43:03 GMT -6
Ummm hellooooo San Diego! Seriously. It is a great mix of relaxing beach and activities. And September and October are our hottest months (which may be a negative depending on what you want- could be anywhere from highs of 80-105 dry heat, last couple years have been pretty hot). We have a major airport very close to downtown. Ooh wasn't even on my radar. That kind of heat sounds perfect! I'll have to start researching 😊 |
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Post by grumpycat on Jun 18, 2019 22:15:25 GMT -6
Richmond, VA (usually still in the 60s/70s that time of year, there's an absurd amount of stuff to do and delicious restaurants, airport is about 30 minutes from downtown, we live nearby). Charleston, SC (haven't been, but have heard great things) If breweries are your thing, RVA is the place to visit lol.  |
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Post by blabbermouth on Jun 18, 2019 22:24:52 GMT -6
Phoenix? Warm, and great hiking if you're into that. San Diego is better, but I'm going for variety  |
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Post by cnf on Jun 19, 2019 3:49:46 GMT -6
Ummm hellooooo San Diego! Seriously. It is a great mix of relaxing beach and activities. And September and October are our hottest months (which may be a negative depending on what you want- could be anywhere from highs of 80-105 dry heat, last couple years have been pretty hot). We have a major airport very close to downtown. Ooh wasn't even on my radar. That kind of heat sounds perfect! I'll have to start researching 😊 It's dry heat so it's not as brutal as if it was 105 and 90% humidity. We loved San Diego when went! |
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Post by jules1614 on Jun 19, 2019 11:59:42 GMT -6
San Diego is a front runner right now. Seems like a great mix of relaxation and activities!
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Post by jules1614 on Jun 19, 2019 12:04:48 GMT -6
Richmond, VA (usually still in the 60s/70s that time of year, there's an absurd amount of stuff to do and delicious restaurants, airport is about 30 minutes from downtown, we live nearby). Charleston, SC (haven't been, but have heard great things) If breweries are your thing, RVA is the place to visit lol. I haven't visited the east coast really at all but it's on my list so I will definitely keep it in mind! |
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Post by ldubhawksfan on Jun 19, 2019 21:58:48 GMT -6
Ummm hellooooo San Diego! Seriously. It is a great mix of relaxing beach and activities. And September and October are our hottest months (which may be a negative depending on what you want- could be anywhere from highs of 80-105 dry heat, last couple years have been pretty hot). We have a major airport very close to downtown. I second this. We have great weather that time of year. Still in the high 70s-80s but not the summer crowds. San Diego’s an awesome area too. |
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