If you come to Branson you must see Silver Dollar City, some of the 50 or more show that are available to see everyday of about 9 months of the year, The Hollywood Wax Museum, Ripley's, The Titanic Museum, Lakes for cold water or warm water fishing, Zip Lines shopping malls, Craft Malls, Wineries, etc.  I think you get the idea.  There is so very much available to see and do in Branson, MO.

Me!   Make it during the summer months and we ahve a few great summer fun days

The lake and the running and bike trails that go all around the lake from Granite Bay to Folsom. Historic Folsom. And the Palladio.

the National Gallery

Larry and Me, we will take you on a tour...

Empire state building, 5th Ave, Broadway Show, statue of liberty, Ellis Island, The Met, Central Park.  I guess also Rockefeller Center, Radio City Music Hall, Wall Street, Grand Central, Chrysler Building, Bloomingdales, Oyster Bar, MOMA, Guggenheim, St Patrick's, The Plaza.

Actually there are a lot of places to go.

Either the Pacific Ocean or the Gulf of Mexico   You choose which city.

I live in what is (or was) the egg capital of the world. So, I guess the eggs, or the chickens--not sure which comes first...

Karen,

Our beaches, Lotus Land, the Mission, the Courthouse, the views, San Ysidro Ranch, The Biltmore.  A

Bricktown, a Thunder NBA Game, The Stockyards and buy some cowboy boots, The Western heritage center and Cowboy Hall of Fame, The Chihuly art sculpture permanent collection at the OKC Museum of Art, The Murrah Building Bombing Memorial, and have a steak at Cattleman's Cafe which is on 100 things to do before you die. 

The Space Needle, the music project, the Boeing Museum of Flight and paradise On Mt Rainier

Lake Sinclair.  Plan to stay a week, there is 417 miles of beautiful shoreline

Me and we'll go on a tour.

 Good Tuesday morning KAREN SANCHEZ . When you come to Nashville, there is a lot to see and do. If you get bored, it's your own damn fault.

The Homer Spit! surrounded by kachemak Bay on one side and Cook Inlet on the other and Glaciers and Mountains and Volcanoes...

     Some of our houses for sale. 

     Compared to your California prices (with respect), you will be stunned by how much house you can get for the money in Tallahassee!  Plus the tax advantages of living in Florida.

Horses

You must see Evelyn and I.  We will go have Dinner!

Colonial Williamsburg, Jamestown Island, Jamestown settlement and historic Yorktown.

If you came to Washington, DC, I's suggest that you contact your Congressmen or one of your Senators to see if you can wrangle a pass for a White House tour.  It's an amazing place with a lot of history.  

Karen,
Garden of the Gods park and hike to the top of Pikes Peak (or drive up or ride the cog railroad up).

Our beaches (I'll even share my faves), Legoland, The Museum of Making Music, the Cannon Art Gallery, and the Flower Fields

Depends on what types of things interest you Karen, but a visit to our place would be nice.

Historic Oatman, AZ. Shootouts and burros and Gable and Lombard. Oh my. ;)

Trump Tower... Just Kidding...

The mountains and lakes.

Genesee Brewery and High Falls, George Eastman House, Susan B. Anthony Museum, Strong Museum of Play, Highland Park(especially spring time for the Lilac Festival) Beer tours, Frederick Douglas Statue, Mt. Hope Cemetary, an hour and a half to the west Niagra Falls, Finger Lake wine tours and vies the fall at Watkins Glen or a side trip to Letchworth State Park.

I could probably type all night!

Come tomorrow and you will see lots of snow

The La Jolla cove with the seals.

Tons of natural beauty - mountains, lakes, rivers, Puget Sound, the San Juan Islands - whale watching, hiking, skiing/snow boarding. Home of the Ski to Sea Race on Memorial Day weekend - a huge relay race running from Mt Baker to Bellingham Bay. Race consist of Downhill Skiing, Cross Country Skiing, Running,  Mountain Biking, River Canoeing,  and ends with kyaking in Bellingham Bay.

It would depend on what interests you have.  

Pasadena, Los Angeles County and California have so much to offer.  

KAREN SANCHEZ All of the sites in our Nations Capital.

Karen, I think you already come to Denver often, but definitely Red Rocks, 16th Street downtown, and maybe Coors.

6th floor museum, Dallas Arboretum, Dallas world aquarium, and Klyde Warren Park.

Take a boat tour of the Indian River Lagoon

Visit the Florida Oceanographic Coastal Center

Visit the House of Refuge

Jonathan Dickenson State Park

Jupiter Lighthouse

Other than my smiling face, the Crystal Bridges Museum, and the first store Sam Walton opened when he started WalMart

OMG..so much to see..the Bats under Congress Ave Bridge, The Lady Bird Wild Flower Center, The LBJ Library, Ester Follies on 6th street, Franklins BBQ, Willie Nelson, a run around Town Lake.....the list goes on!

Oh my, where to start your tour of Louisville? Would depend on the season, warmer months you would want to start at the home of the Kentucky Derby, Churchill Downs. Winter time, well bourbon and distillers are HUGE even here in the city, so you could do a tour of those. 

Gosh, so many other options, I guess I need to write a blog post, huh! 

Michael Thacker - Louisville Realtor