get out more!

[bmmyers08]

i was talking to a guy at work and he says he has never been outside the 465 loop. How the hell does this happen. he isnt the first person i have heard this from. the oldest person i heard it from is almost 50. maybe its just me but there is no way i could go without ever seein the rest of world. y would someone do this to themselves?

 

[85t5mcss]

Same reason I spend most of my time in Marion, Boon, Hamilton, Hendricks Co.s That where everything is I need. I don't need to venture out too far unless I feel froggy. Cincy Zoo, Atterbury, Loiusville, Atlanta. But I am just happy close to home and family.

 

[littletommy]

To some, it's all they know, and they are happy with it. One of my ex wifes relatives was like that, she had never been more that 50 miles away from home, and was in her 50's when we drove her to Tulsa OK for a wedding. She had a great time just staring out the car window. She said she never dreamed she would cross the Mississippi river in her life.

 

[ZombieApocolypse]

That is crazy ... i mean with all the transportation we have nowadays, its wild to think that people walking and on horses travelled more than some people today

 

[Kase]

I wish I had the choice to never travel inside of 465

 

[raggedoutcummins77]

i use to work with a guy for a few days that had never been out of frankfort indiana i trained him for a week and he ran a run for a half of a day and called me and said he cant do it he dont know his way around not even with rideing with me for a week how crazy is that

 

[Westside]

I met a guy in his 60's that had never been outside of the city limits of Chicago. I couldn't believe it.

 

[SideArmed]

I got a friend at work who we joke never leaves Greene county. He does on occasion, but not often.

I couldn't imagine not getting out and seeing things, got kind of a wandering heart and traveling toes. Comes from growing up with parents who loved to travel. That and a family that lives from one coast to the other.

 

[Scutter01]

I'm driving to Louisville, Chicago, and Dayton next week. I wish I didn't have to.

 

[bmmyers08]

i guess there are more people like that than i realized. i just suppose i dont hang with these people...lol. i have lived in 4 states and been to prolly 40+ of the 50 we have. and im only 24. i guess im just more of a traveler then most. i didnt think of myself that way at all though. i think i would feel trapped if i stayed in 1 spot all the time.

 

[Suprtek]

I could never do that. Inside the loop there's no good place to shoot outdoors at any distance.

 

[perry]

I've been to 44 states (never to Michigan, go figure) and over a dozen countries, but most of that was as an Army brat as a kid. I haven't traveled much the past few years, but I would still find it pretty hard to stay inside a 53 mile perimeter... it would take a conscious effort I think.

 

[bmmyers08]

i was a navy brat. maybe this started my traveling needs.

 

[jmiller676]

I've been to 44 states (never to Michigan, go figure) and over a dozen countries, but most of that was as an Army brat as a kid. I haven't traveled much the past few years, but I would still find it pretty hard to stay inside a 53 mile perimeter... it would take a conscious effort I think.

3 hours North and you'll hit MI.

 

[bmmyers08]

not arguing that nate...but could u stay with in 50 miles of your house for literally 25-50 years? i think not!

 

[Kase]

Amen Brian! But there is still no place like home!

Welcome to InGO Nate. Now.....

 

[littletommy]

Who is Brian?

 

[painmerchant]

I am from a small town in Kentucky originally and it blows my mind how many of its inhabitants have never left the tri-county area. They may go a county over to the livestock market once a season and thats about it. I for one had to get out of there, but to each their own.

 

[buford t justice]

I couldn't stay in one place that long,I've been to 29 states so far and plan to make all 50 before I die.

 

[4x4]

My grandfather hasnt left Indiana since he got back from Okinawa in 56 (USMC)