Missouri: Aside from a few visits to friends and family in out-of-the-way places, Missouri has been a drive-through state for me. Now that I no longer know anyone living there, can anyone tell me what might make it worth going back to see?
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Montana: Hands down, one of the most breathtaking states in the union. I have enjoyed every moment I spent visiting the funky little town of
Bozeman, wandering Lewis and Clark Caverns, listening to the Rocky Mountain Accordion Festival in
Philipsburg, driving over mountain roads, stumbling through rubble in the ghost town of
Granite, and hiking near
Missoula. Standing on a moutaintop, no sign of civilization as far as the eye can see, admiring the wildflowers and critters, in awe of the rock and trees and clouds… you feel like you are in the presence of God. I would take the vast wilderness of Big Sky country over a bustling city any day.
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Hello! I just recently came across your blog. I am also a Christian and recently (past two years) made the decision to be CF. I am still single so I am praying for a man who is also called to not have children. Anyway, I live in Missouri and LOVE this beautiful state! If you like rivers and caves, Missouri has those in abundance!
ReplyDeletehttp://www.visitmo.com/things-to-do/outdoors.aspx
http://www.dnr.mo.gov/geology/docs/gcwinter8.pdf
St. Louis, where I live, is only second to DC with the number of free things to do/see including the art and history museums, an amazing zoo and more! Come visit MO for sure!
Laelia, thanks for the information! And I wish you well as you look for a man who shares your convictions.
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