Forgotten Travels

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I normally like to go on travelling holidays, where I visit several different places.



Last year I went to:




Chad

Angola

Malawi

Eritrea




This year I pushed the boat out and went to even more places:




Wyoming

New Mexico

Colorado

Minnesota

Nebraska

Arkansas




Unfortunately I've now run out of money so can only go to one place next year,

but I've been planning it all along.



Can you tell me where I'm going next year?






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  • Is Eritrea spelled wrong on purpose?
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  • @ExcitedRaichu nope, I'm just a dumb, changed now
    – AHKieran
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I normally like to go on travelling holidays, where I visit several different places.



Last year I went to:




Chad

Angola

Malawi

Eritrea




This year I pushed the boat out and went to even more places:




Wyoming

New Mexico

Colorado

Minnesota

Nebraska

Arkansas




Unfortunately I've now run out of money so can only go to one place next year,

but I've been planning it all along.



Can you tell me where I'm going next year?






pattern geography







share|improve this question























  • Is Eritrea spelled wrong on purpose?
    – Excited Raichu
    16 mins ago










  • @ExcitedRaichu nope, I'm just a dumb, changed now
    – AHKieran
    14 mins ago












up vote
2
down vote

favorite









up vote
2
down vote

favorite











I normally like to go on travelling holidays, where I visit several different places.



Last year I went to:




Chad

Angola

Malawi

Eritrea




This year I pushed the boat out and went to even more places:




Wyoming

New Mexico

Colorado

Minnesota

Nebraska

Arkansas




Unfortunately I've now run out of money so can only go to one place next year,

but I've been planning it all along.



Can you tell me where I'm going next year?






pattern geography







share|improve this question















I normally like to go on travelling holidays, where I visit several different places.



Last year I went to:




Chad

Angola

Malawi

Eritrea




This year I pushed the boat out and went to even more places:




Wyoming

New Mexico

Colorado

Minnesota

Nebraska

Arkansas




Unfortunately I've now run out of money so can only go to one place next year,

but I've been planning it all along.



Can you tell me where I'm going next year?






pattern geography




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  • Is Eritrea spelled wrong on purpose?
    – Excited Raichu
    16 mins ago










  • @ExcitedRaichu nope, I'm just a dumb, changed now
    – AHKieran
    14 mins ago
















  • Is Eritrea spelled wrong on purpose?
    – Excited Raichu
    16 mins ago










  • @ExcitedRaichu nope, I'm just a dumb, changed now
    – AHKieran
    14 mins ago















Is Eritrea spelled wrong on purpose?
– Excited Raichu
16 mins ago




Is Eritrea spelled wrong on purpose?
– Excited Raichu
16 mins ago












@ExcitedRaichu nope, I'm just a dumb, changed now
– AHKieran
14 mins ago




@ExcitedRaichu nope, I'm just a dumb, changed now
– AHKieran
14 mins ago










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Your planning on going to:




The United Kingdom or UK


If you follow in order the listed places of each trip separately. The first trip will take you in a "U" shape geographically. The second list will take you through the U.S. roughly in a "K" pattern. Put them both together and you get the name of your next destination - The U.K.







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  • Could you please explain why? I am curious how you get to this.
    – Omega Krypton
    14 mins ago










  • Just added the explanation. Sorry, I usually throw an answer in and add a description after ;)
    – zeethreepio
    14 mins ago











  • Oh I see, nice job, you got the tick!
    – Omega Krypton
    12 mins ago










  • Hot damn. I was hoping it would take a little longer for someone to try this. Then again, whenever there is a geography question, this is the first thing I try :D
    – AHKieran
    12 mins ago










  • Fun puzzle! Interesting how those destinations in Africa make a pretty perfect rectangle. Possibly a basis for another puzzle in the future?
    – zeethreepio
    2 mins ago

















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Partial answer:




The acrostic of the first four places is CAME. Any meaning?







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  • Nope, just a happy coincidence
    – AHKieran
    13 mins ago










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up vote
2
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accepted










Your planning on going to:




The United Kingdom or UK


If you follow in order the listed places of each trip separately. The first trip will take you in a "U" shape geographically. The second list will take you through the U.S. roughly in a "K" pattern. Put them both together and you get the name of your next destination - The U.K.







share|improve this answer




















  • Could you please explain why? I am curious how you get to this.
    – Omega Krypton
    14 mins ago










  • Just added the explanation. Sorry, I usually throw an answer in and add a description after ;)
    – zeethreepio
    14 mins ago











  • Oh I see, nice job, you got the tick!
    – Omega Krypton
    12 mins ago










  • Hot damn. I was hoping it would take a little longer for someone to try this. Then again, whenever there is a geography question, this is the first thing I try :D
    – AHKieran
    12 mins ago










  • Fun puzzle! Interesting how those destinations in Africa make a pretty perfect rectangle. Possibly a basis for another puzzle in the future?
    – zeethreepio
    2 mins ago














up vote
2
down vote



accepted










Your planning on going to:




The United Kingdom or UK


If you follow in order the listed places of each trip separately. The first trip will take you in a "U" shape geographically. The second list will take you through the U.S. roughly in a "K" pattern. Put them both together and you get the name of your next destination - The U.K.







share|improve this answer




















  • Could you please explain why? I am curious how you get to this.
    – Omega Krypton
    14 mins ago










  • Just added the explanation. Sorry, I usually throw an answer in and add a description after ;)
    – zeethreepio
    14 mins ago











  • Oh I see, nice job, you got the tick!
    – Omega Krypton
    12 mins ago










  • Hot damn. I was hoping it would take a little longer for someone to try this. Then again, whenever there is a geography question, this is the first thing I try :D
    – AHKieran
    12 mins ago










  • Fun puzzle! Interesting how those destinations in Africa make a pretty perfect rectangle. Possibly a basis for another puzzle in the future?
    – zeethreepio
    2 mins ago












up vote
2
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up vote
2
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Your planning on going to:




The United Kingdom or UK


If you follow in order the listed places of each trip separately. The first trip will take you in a "U" shape geographically. The second list will take you through the U.S. roughly in a "K" pattern. Put them both together and you get the name of your next destination - The U.K.







share|improve this answer












Your planning on going to:




The United Kingdom or UK


If you follow in order the listed places of each trip separately. The first trip will take you in a "U" shape geographically. The second list will take you through the U.S. roughly in a "K" pattern. Put them both together and you get the name of your next destination - The U.K.








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  • Could you please explain why? I am curious how you get to this.
    – Omega Krypton
    14 mins ago










  • Just added the explanation. Sorry, I usually throw an answer in and add a description after ;)
    – zeethreepio
    14 mins ago











  • Oh I see, nice job, you got the tick!
    – Omega Krypton
    12 mins ago










  • Hot damn. I was hoping it would take a little longer for someone to try this. Then again, whenever there is a geography question, this is the first thing I try :D
    – AHKieran
    12 mins ago










  • Fun puzzle! Interesting how those destinations in Africa make a pretty perfect rectangle. Possibly a basis for another puzzle in the future?
    – zeethreepio
    2 mins ago
















  • Could you please explain why? I am curious how you get to this.
    – Omega Krypton
    14 mins ago










  • Just added the explanation. Sorry, I usually throw an answer in and add a description after ;)
    – zeethreepio
    14 mins ago











  • Oh I see, nice job, you got the tick!
    – Omega Krypton
    12 mins ago










  • Hot damn. I was hoping it would take a little longer for someone to try this. Then again, whenever there is a geography question, this is the first thing I try :D
    – AHKieran
    12 mins ago










  • Fun puzzle! Interesting how those destinations in Africa make a pretty perfect rectangle. Possibly a basis for another puzzle in the future?
    – zeethreepio
    2 mins ago















Could you please explain why? I am curious how you get to this.
– Omega Krypton
14 mins ago




Could you please explain why? I am curious how you get to this.
– Omega Krypton
14 mins ago












Just added the explanation. Sorry, I usually throw an answer in and add a description after ;)
– zeethreepio
14 mins ago





Just added the explanation. Sorry, I usually throw an answer in and add a description after ;)
– zeethreepio
14 mins ago













Oh I see, nice job, you got the tick!
– Omega Krypton
12 mins ago




Oh I see, nice job, you got the tick!
– Omega Krypton
12 mins ago












Hot damn. I was hoping it would take a little longer for someone to try this. Then again, whenever there is a geography question, this is the first thing I try :D
– AHKieran
12 mins ago




Hot damn. I was hoping it would take a little longer for someone to try this. Then again, whenever there is a geography question, this is the first thing I try :D
– AHKieran
12 mins ago












Fun puzzle! Interesting how those destinations in Africa make a pretty perfect rectangle. Possibly a basis for another puzzle in the future?
– zeethreepio
2 mins ago




Fun puzzle! Interesting how those destinations in Africa make a pretty perfect rectangle. Possibly a basis for another puzzle in the future?
– zeethreepio
2 mins ago










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1
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Partial answer:




The acrostic of the first four places is CAME. Any meaning?







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  • Nope, just a happy coincidence
    – AHKieran
    13 mins ago














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Partial answer:




The acrostic of the first four places is CAME. Any meaning?







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  • Nope, just a happy coincidence
    – AHKieran
    13 mins ago












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Partial answer:




The acrostic of the first four places is CAME. Any meaning?







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Partial answer:




The acrostic of the first four places is CAME. Any meaning?








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  • Nope, just a happy coincidence
    – AHKieran
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  • Nope, just a happy coincidence
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