depends a LOT on the area. some places were scraped flat as a board by glaciers, but those same glaciers left behind a lot of lakes and cool rock formations for our state parks. Hiking is great.

It looks very sunny and bright in some way. A lot of people form my own country moved to Wisconsin, so I know that the culture is very much inspired by Germany and Scandinavia.

Avoid Missouri. There's nothing interesting or special here.

lots of really talented hippy types around if you like music and art which is my crowd but not for everyone

watch out for the hipsters and college kids if that's not your thing

but there is a bit of everything for everyone

I really like Idaho a lot too and colorado but im more on the loner woodsman side of things so Oregon is much better socially imo

Indeed, we have German and Scandinavian festivals all over the state!

Kansas city seems like a cozy city though!



Idaho and Colorado both have some incredible nature for sure, but something about Colorado I don't like (well from the pictures and videos I've seen can't know for sure)

But what a blessed country America is. It's so extremely beautiful it's sickening. And each state seem to have its own special places that are so spectacular. I can think of no other country that could match its beauty.

Minnesota, bar none. Don't listen to that Wisconsin fag. The women here are beautiful Scandinavian stock, the hunting is abundant, full of Lutherans who just want to invite you to the church basement for cookies and coffee, and wilderness areas of the most diverse natures.

Is Minneapolis a good city?

I'd do Colorado. The Rockies are absolutely awesome, anytime of the year. The air is so clean.