Show Your Support with a State and USA Flag!! - Happy Veteran's Day

Happy Veteran’s Day! Well it is a rainy day in the Midwest, but that is a good thing since we need rain. I am getting ready for all the activity that will surround all the events around brining in the new president and moving out the old. It does make you feel very patriotic knowing that we are all part of this and we do get to vote but in many places around the world they just don’t get the same rights. So at TheGuideToTheUS.com we recommend you get an American Flag and your State Flag and fly them with honor.

Check out section on State Flags, learn about them and of course get one ordered to be supportive for your State and Your Country!!

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Change in the USA - Time For A Trip!!!!

Well it looks like the US has a new road that we will soon go down. Not sure if it will be a better or worse road but I think at this point a new one will be better then the old one. We have looked around and tried to find a few place to visit that will help take your mind off the future and a few that will put you right in the middle. Here are some recommendations for some of the best things to do in the United States as winter approaches.

Monuments and Memorials Full Day Photo Safari This Washington DC tour takes you to the most popular monuments and historic buildings in Washington to provide tips on architectural photography, outdoor portraiture, and interior photography without flash by professional photographer E. David Luria.

Washington DC Segway Tour As you cruise through the Nation's Capital, past the monuments, White House and American icons, you will receive a great orientation, informative historical and current-day information, heaps of unique and fascinating stories, fantastic photo ops and superb personal service from your guide. The Segway is the first of its kind - It's new, it's cool and a ton of fun!

Big Island Spectacular Helicopter Tour Admire the view of the Big Island of Hawaii and all its beauty and volcanic fury, from above! On this two hour helicopter tour you will explore some of the most remote and beautiful places on Earth including lush rainforests, cascading waterfalls and spectacular lava. Don't miss your chance - book online now!

Kona Submarine Adventure and Volcano Helicopter Tour See Kona from above and below with a submarine and helicopter. Visit the wonder of the ocean floor then get set for the Pele-Kilauea Volcano Tour (departing from Hilo Airport) which provides breathtaking views of volcanic formations at the Kilauea Crater.

Chicago Segway Morning Tour Hop on the most innovative tour to hit Chicago in years! Gliding around the Windy City on your very own Segway, you'll see all the famous sights - Buckingham Fountain, Navy Pier, Lake Michigan and more. Be one of the first to take part in this unique, unforgettable experience!

New Years Eve Dinner Cruise in New York Countdown to 2009 in style aboard New York's premier dining yacht. Enjoy a sumptuous dinner followed by dancing and of course, a magnificent display of fireworks! There is no better way to celebrate the New Year!This cruise is seasonal and operates on 31 December only.

Complete New York, New York Helicopter Tour Take the ultimate helicopter tour over New York! This 17-minute aerial tour covers all five Boroughs. You'll see the Statue of Liberty, Chrysler Building, Empire State, Central Park, Yankee Stadium and many other famous landmarks in a way that’s impossible from the ground.

Check these out and if you have some special place everyone shoud visit pleae post a comment to this blog!!

Thanks and ROWYBS (Rock On With Your Bad Self!)
Andy