Visit both a large city and a small town. In both, patronize locally owned businesses. States are collections of people, not borders. Get to know the people in both those places, and you’ll have a general grasp of the state as a whole.
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Visit both a large city and a small town. In both, patronize locally owned businesses. States are collections of people, not borders. Get to know the people in both those places, and you’ll have a general grasp of the state as a whole.