USA

[Mathman]

Te fine art of the tailgate.  

And that wonderful institution known as Spring Break:

[Seeker]

The Constitution

The Bill of Rights

[Rafe35]

Originally posted by NUKE
Rafe, I love that poster.

Glad you love it.    

Originally posted by Hawklore
I love that poster too, would be neat to do one that spans every military action the U.S.A has been in that has involved liberty and freedom...

Yeah that would really neat.

[xrtoronto]

there is allot of reasons, but here a few:

• among my favourites are your advances in space exploration, like landing on the moon and returning, or the Hubble space telescope
• your R&D into medical advancement
• brilliant technologies like the building of the Golden Gate or Verrazano bridges, the undertaking of the biggest building project since the time of the great pyramids: the World Trade Center Buildings and a fantastic system of interstate freeways
• Harley Davidson
• Chicago's waterfront and parks system
• the fine dining in San Fransico and the excitement of NYC night-life
• California blonds
• and the best of all for me: visiting my relatives in Livonia, Mi.

[VOR]

For me, it would have to be the wide open spaces of the American midwest. There's nothing like it. Somehow, it makes one one just feel free and clear-minded.

[cpxxx]

The people obviously.  A country is it's people not it's geography or it's politics.

I was in America twice for six weeks at a time not as a tourist but training or working with Americans.  I have to say I never had a negative moment from any of the people I met there. I was always met by genuine openess and hospitality.  That I have to say is remarkable.

What I also love about it is the sense that you can achieve anything you want to do if you really want it. There is a part of America for anyone.

I love the flying there too. It's a fantastic way of seeing America.  Renting a plane is easy

Later this year I hope to tour the west coast. California and maybe a certain town in Nevada by air and on the ground.

[xrtoronto]

Originally posted by ra
3 out of 3.

Actually, Pam got her American citizenship about 10 days ago!

[Gixer]

Because they gave us the Jeep




...-Gixer

[X2Lee]

Originally posted by StabbyTheIcePic
2 out of 3 are not americans.

They are all citizens of America, that makes them Americans.

[Wilfrid]

Girls from New Mexico
Girls from Ohio
Californian sunshine

[Nilsen]

wow, so far 38 replies without a single hijack attempt (somhow i feel that was not a smart thing to say)....must be the topic  

keep it up....isnt it nice with a positive thread among all the crap?

[Tuomio]

The fine aroma of American beer!

[Boroda]

Creedence Clearwater Revival, Grand Funk Railroad and Bob Dylan.

Kurt Vonnegut and Ernest Hemingway.

[gunnss]

The cold crisp air of the Rockies after a 20 mile hike in to the Highcountry, Narrow Gauge Steam power, the feeling than any thing is possable if you work hard at it, and folks who dont quit no matter what.

Gunns

[Toad]

The freedom/ability to do the things you like to do.

Take a simple thing like hunting pheasant. In many, many places this is a sport almost exclusively for the truly rich.

Here, it's pretty much "everyman's" sport; there's access to millions of acres of public land for the minimal price of a hunting license.

Excellent trout fishing is pretty much the same situation.

Flying? Here it's relatively cheap and (while my fellow US pilots won't agree) only lightly restricted. Lots of airspace to roam and licensing isn't really a problem if you can walk and chew gum.

Lots of things that way here and I enjoy those opportunities.