What do you think is the best Great Lake state?
I've spent more time in Ontario than any of the great lake states so I can't really say.
Michigan is the only great lake state tbh. Also lol ohio has 0
For me there's always been something special about the ride along Lake Superior, from Duluth to Grand Portage.
The UP
What about ? I'm the prince of that commonwealth, mothertrucker
I was going to note that you left off Pennsylvania and New York, but now I see that many maps leave them out of the Great Lake States while others have them included.
They both contact lakes Erie and Ontario respectively and possess watershed areas for* them, so they qualify as Great Lake States on multiple points. Selective inclusion of these two states is something I need to look more into now as they should logically be included.
Another map I see on this topic is something called the Great Lakes Confederative States that leaves out Penn and NY, but also includes the state of Iowa and the city of Lincoln, Nebraska (only the city) for some reason. Something else for me to look into to see if it's retarded or not.
Which state is the Land 'o Lakes? That one, because it's filled with busty Indian maidens in deerskins.
I've barely been in Ohio, but the parts I've been too...talk about meh. Hell, the Cincinnati airport is in Kentucky!
Important question - are we voting based on the state minus people or as they are? If we are deleting the people from the state, I'd vote New York or Michigan.
Indiana the only one not ruined by democrats. They've destroyed Indianapolis and ft Wayne but not the rest of the state. Only Indiana went trunp 2 times and put Trump over during the primaries. A lot of zios here but still not as bad as Oyhio
They all suck
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