MY FIRST TIME IN THE USA - Chicago and Wyoming

[@jonathanross149]

Chicago and Wyoming, that is hitting the extremes of population density.

[@gypsyinsneakers]

Yes😂

[@theodoresmith5272]

I think that's a great way to travel and I travel that way myself. I enjoy small places in deserts, mountains, beaches, etc. I also enjoy Cafe lifestyle in big cities that have very old history and I like architecture and archeology, and ruins. I tend to take long trips and I like to mix it up so it doesn't get repetitive.

[@kylesummers1565]

Been to both, lived in Wyoming. I'd stick with Wyoming out of those two. Peace, Love!!

[@joshthalheimer]

@@kylesummers1565 You've never been to my neighborhood. The 'Loop Bean Tour' doesn't get it.

[@Zale-vj439]

3rd most populated US city and least (50th of 50) populated state.

[@xXtuscanator22Xx]

This is why many Europeans say Americans aren’t well traveled. They don’t understand the massive scale of America and the vast beauty and natural parks. Americans literally go on vacations in their own country. Because ever state is like an entirely different country. You want vast open fields? Got that. You want scenic hikes in vast mountain ranges? Got that. You want warm weather with beautiful beaches? Got that. You want arctic temperatures and glaciers? Got that. You want the desert and sand dunes? Got that. You want swampy areas? Got that. Only country with every biome in the world.

[@TheSulross]

Having that exact conversation with the spouse just this morning. Neighbors are away on trip to Italy, and so we start talking about what our top picks for countries to see in Europe would be. But then we end the conversation with the shared realization that there are so many places in the US that we are still yet to visit and experience.

[@justhere3794]

Exactly. I was going to go to the meditarianian and visit all the major cities in Italy, Spain, France but I saw all the trouble I would have to go through to get there. Nevermind the 6 timezones. I said, no way. I will travel my beautiful country instead. Heck, I live near Epcot and will visit the make-believe European countries in there with my Disney Annual Pass.

[@stephen1991]

What I found amazing is how many climate zones (8) Hawaii has. From Polar to Humid Tropical. I actually remember turning around from watching surfers on the North Shore and seeing a cactus. Saw many more on the west side of the Big Island where it seldom rains, but just to the East they get about 280” of rain yearly. The mainland offers all this as well, just not in an area a few hours drive apart.

[@MountainSnowInc]

You spent an entire paragraph talking about climate and why you won’t leave yours. How about cultures and societies? Yeah, 👍 love how fuckin stupid you all are.

[@MountainSnowInc]

No seriously. You’re a fuqin moron. Travel the world. It’s bigger than just America. Semper Fi you dumb fuqin civilians.

[@Ojisan642]

Good job making a series on “European visits USA” and not doing the typical New York City, Los Angeles, and Florida trip and thinking you’ve seen America. You’re doing it right!

[@etthelost]

Welcome to the States. So many of us don't get the chance to see it ourselves, so seeing it through the eyes of a visitor is a nice and welcomed sight. Happy and safe travels 🙏

[@gypsyinsneakers]

@@etthelost thansks so much!!🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@curiousnomadic]

Yeah it is kind of weird

[@bobbymathews5568]

Welcome to our vast country

[@Steve-hk2yr]

Enjoy your trips around the world. There is so much beauty to see in each and every place. Welcome to the USA.

[@gypsyinsneakers]

Thank you! 😃

[@johntucker5994]

Love your childlike enthusiasm. That's a compliment!

[@verlsheets6101]

I love your videos. I live 90 miles east of Chicago and I have been to all of the places you visited. You are right Chi is a great place to visit.

[@gypsyinsneakers]

That is awesome!

[@jacobac07]

Welcome to this vast country. I was born and raised in Texas and I have only seen a fraction of the U.S. It is a massive country. I hope you enjoy your travels here!

[@gypsyinsneakers]

Thanks so much!!

[@jimpera1]

If the boyfriend had taken her for a little walk up and down Oak St and the Mag Mile before they left Chicago, she would have realized how dirt cheap Walmart is. The below comment is spot on too. A foreigner could spend a lifetime just visiting Alaska or California combined with Oregon and Washington. I liove going overseas once in awhile, but it’s true, as an American you never have to leave and you would never run out of places to visit.

[@ronaldmorgan7632]

Seeing the redwoods in California is a must for any visitor to the US.

[@frogmantoad8110]

100% agree. It’s breathtaking.

[@kbrewski1]

I lived in the Chicago Northwest suburbs for about 3 years as a young teenager. My Mom grew up on the North side of the city. Cousins in Park Ridge, Grandparents in Skokie. I've been to multiple rock concerts at the beautiful Chicago Theater. Great place to visit, but expensive. You wouldn't believe how big Lake Michigan is. As a kid, we took a clipper ship from Chicago, sailed across Lake Michigan to Muskegon Michigan, then drove back from there. You park your car on the Clipper ship, and so you have it after the voyage.

[@gypsyinsneakers]

@@kbrewski1 so cool!

[@kirill2525]

dude i used to live in skoki as a kid. our family immigrated from russia when I was about 4 and we lived in devon in Chicago. later moved to skoki,desplains, feeling buffalow grove and palatine. we do like to go to cicero in Chicago for the Chicago sweat lounge. mike roe from dirty jobs went there too. its an authentic russian banya, with authentic russian food. the heat can go past 210 C but they also have a cold plunge pool too.

[@ThunderPants13]

Devils Tower is the leftover neck of an extinct volcano, where all the surrounding rock has eroded away, leaving only the neck behind.

[@franko8572]

How tf can a volcano go extinct? 😂

[@paulf4802]

@@franko8572 Easy, the magma chamber dries up. Basic earth science.

[@franko8572]

@@paulf4802 HOW though? Like it just turns off?

[@DennisWheeler-t6e]

There is another volcanic formation much like Devil's Tower in the Sahara Desert of Africa.

[@Foxtucky]

​@franko8572 Because Tectonic plates move basic stuff dude Besides everyone knows it's the Remnants of an ancient large tree

[@genewaddlerandomstuff2122]

It's so refreshing to see someone who visits a new country and doesn't stick only to the cities. If you only visit cities, you haven't visited the real parts of anyplace. It's nice that you seem to realize that.

[@chrisransdell8110]

Her enthusiasm and reactions seem genuine and not exaggerated to manipulate. Very refreshing.

[@GodSoldier33]

You went to my town Chicago known as the Windy city! in the United states! There are a lot of beaches along the Chicago lake side. 24 beaches along the 26 miles Michigan lakefront in Chicago.! I am going on 3yts now from NY I must take a road trip to explore the nearby states including Wyoming! Thanks for sharing! Glad you had a great time and enjoyed yourself!

[@gypsyinsneakers]

Ahh thanks so much❤

[@gmunden1]

You cannot be overwhelmed if you know what you like to eat. Everyone has cereal preferences. I focus on what I like to eat.

[@larrydrozd2740]

Over 50 million tourists visit Chicago every year. There are two levels of Chicago because the entire city was raised up, by hand, ten feet to get the buildings out of the water table. There are miles of tunnels under the city too. What Chicago has that NYC doesn't is alleys. No trash in front of the buildings on the streets and sidewalks, it all in the back. The sky scraper was born in Chicago, along with electric blues music. My dad worked in the Chicago Theater in the 40's, met all the big stars of the day.

[@Pravo13]

Wyoming is the best because of its vast emptiness. If you go west a few hours, you'll be in the small town of Buffalo, WY which I highly recommend.

[@tshandy1]

The size and scope of the American West alone is mind blowing. Forget the rest of the country, which is itself vast and varied.

[@phildevilleres4439]

Glad to see a Chicago video from the lens of someone without bias. Chicago is world class and is a city of neighborhoods. The Brown Line to Ravenswood stops at many of them. Summer is best vibe for sure. Wrigleyville would be one of the first places I would take a visitor to.

[@Lexy-O]

Now that you saw Devils Tower you must see the best movie ever, Close Encounters of the Third Kind filmed there

[@Saucygremlinsks]

Bro.. one of my favorite movies of all time!! Great film 🎥

[@Lexy-O]

@@Saucygremlinsks you have excellent taste in movies!

[@Saucygremlinsks]

@@Lexy-O thanks. Always loved extraterrestrial movies.. they just bring the little kid out of me 😌

[@gypsyinsneakers]

@@Lexy-O oh i will check it out!

[@missano3856]

It only has that iconic look from one angle.

[@DennisRabidue]

I love your description of lake michigan and taking the less traveled roads ! Your in for an adventure. Enjoy😊

[@tothra]

Welcome to the USA! Cool video. I love visiting Chicago. Such fantastic museums. My wife and I did a multi-day roadtrip to Yellowstone National Park. On the way, we visited Devil's Tower, which is an excellent stop. How the rocks grew upwards with the striations is amazing. I'm guessing few people were there as the tourist summer season ends in September. And I was thrilled you mentioned the prairie dogs! We stopped to watch them for 30 minutes. They are so fun to watch. Anyone I know who has visited the US is always surprised by our amount of cereals to choose from, the size of the USA and the variations of the land around the country. I suspect those two things are why few Americans travel outside of the US: We have so much here to see, and it's less expensive to travel across the US than for us to travel across the ponds. I'd like to suggest you eat at privately owned "mom and pop" restaurants. They tend to be better than the chain restaurants. Enjoy your trip!

[@manueldeabreu1980]

I remember walking through the field of Prairie Dogs near Devil's Tower. 100's of them would pop up and bark at you from about 20 feet away. As you go closer to one hole they ALL would god down and all would pop up at a new hole and they would be at least 20 feet away barking again. It was super surreal. Devil's Tower was a volcano where the mountain fell away, exposing the magma that hardened into rock. Chicago's Navy Pier is where the US Navy use to train carrier pilots for the war in the Pacific. They would take a training carrier out to the Great Lake and practice on the training ships.

[@brandonsimmons1695]

London to Boston is a shorter trip than Miami to Seattle. It’s a massive country which is why most Americans haven’t even seen most of the US

[@Semper_fi_777]

Love this young lady's childlike innocence, enthusiasm, and spirit. And its genuine. Refreshing. Enjoy her reactions to her new experiences in our God given land of the free and all its bounty that He bestowed upon us. Let's never take it for granted and revisit it for a refresher as this kind young soul has. Well done.

[@fday1964]

I understand time was an issue, but there is a visitor center at the base of Devil's Tower, and a footpath around this amazing structure. It's a very serene walk, and maybe it's something you can enjoy later, perhaps...?

[@mikemecklenborg5412]

Every city has a good and bad portion. You were just visiting the best part. A beautiful woman will rarely be treated bad regardless of where she goes especially if she's kind to everyone.

[@gypsyinsneakers]

Thanks so much!

[@larryj1048]

Pretty cynical to suggest you only get courteous treatment based on appearance. Americans generally are very nice to visitors. Don’t listen to this guy!

[@joet5079]

Im so glad my home city welcomed you so warmly. Chicago gets a bad rap sometimes, but i see the same thing you did at the start of the video, its a great vibe.

[@gypsyinsneakers]

@@joet5079 thanks a lot!!

[@wilelowman]

Welcome to Chicago. Just found you from this Vlog. Subscribed and looking forward your content. Hope you spent some time in the neighborhoods of Chitown.

[@lilianhuijnen321]

Wow Susanne! You take me again with you on a road-trip ! From Chicago to Wyoming, everything is stunning to see! I am so happy that I can travel ‘with’ you and Tyler in this way! Looking forward to the next video! ❤❤❤

[@gypsyinsneakers]

Thankyou❤

[@itznishantu]

Missed you so much Susan, from Nepal.

[@gypsyinsneakers]

@@itznishantu 😍😍

[@jasonyeager822]

Great video! It is so fun for me to see people experiencing my country in a way that is similar to how I experience other countries when I travel.

[@Sgt_MoDog_USMC]

Just found your channel but I subbed and am looking forward to the rest of your travels in America. Now to go back and start Binge watching your other/earlier videos. Really like your style and your eye for videography. :)

[@gypsyinsneakers]

@@Sgt_MoDog_USMC ahh thanks so much💗💗

[@doloreskrisky1670]

Next visit you really need to take the architectural cruise of Chicago, on the lake. It is fabulous!❤

[@shake741]

Devil's Tower was featured in Steven Spielberg's "Close Encounters of the Third Kind" movie. That's how most older people know about it

[@richardbast7243]

Nothing more refreshing than swimming a cold lake on a hot day. Or a cold lake. I usually start swimming Wisconsin's northern lakes around the end of May. Typically the ice is finally off the lakes in the beginning of May. I typically swim about 3- to 40 minutes. Or until my legs are numb.

[@MeanLaQueefa]

Lakes in Northwoods get warm kinda fast. Lake Michigan doesn’t get warm until August, and it’s only warm in the shallow beaches.

[@DennisWheeler-t6e]

Chicago and the surrounding region may often be overlooked by foreign visitors.

[@robertthurman9866]

Every major city is different, each with a very unique way that it became the way it is.

[@ramblerdave1339]

Welcome to the Great Lakes. Salt free, and shark free! I'm on the far side of the lake, in Michigan. 😊

[@kel2580]

I hope you enjoyed yourself in Chicago. Your friendly and pretty face made our city even more beautiful!

[@gypsyinsneakers]

@@kel2580 thanks so much💗

[@scottosborne5469]

Went from the Windy city to the Windy state! Born and raised in Chicago, moved to Wyoming 17 years ago.

[@SWabakken]

16:30 There is no one around because she's a mile or two away, not the main parking lot near the tower.

[@andycockrum1212]

Going to Chicago and Wyoming in the same trip is wild! So glad you got to do that and see some extremely different places!

[@johnfischer1843]

WELCOME TO AMERICA, STAY SAFE, & GODSPEED.

[@ashikihsan1946]

Hi Susan, so lovely to see you in USA for the first time. There are many beautiful places to for you to see in USA

[@gypsyinsneakers]

Thank you! 😃

[@dunbar9finger]

One thing that makes the Chicago shoreline nice is that there's city laws preventing building most types of residences within several meters of the shore. That's done to ensure there will be beachfront parks and pedestrian paths. When you see the skyscrapers on the shore, they're actually a block or two inland from the shore so the parks will be nice.

[@lorenzorios1]

Welcome to Chicago❤

[@Brian-xl7pi]

Chicago has so much to offer, and yet people always see the bean.

[@bonniejohnstone]

I live in northern Colorado just south of Wyoming. As you go West you hit the Rocky Mountains which is indeed green and reminds people of the Alps. (I live close to Rocky Mountain National Park) I hope you see as many National Parks as possible!!! (Food is cheaper if you eat off main streets and gas is cheaper if you gas up in town and not freeway exit stations! Check motels online! You don’t want bad reviews!!!!!

[@keithcollins1483]

Wow! absolutely gorgeous! The scenery isn't bad either!

[@richardbast7243]

I grew up 2.5 hours or 148 miles from Chicago on the western shores of Lake Michigan. Other than November into January I never thought of the lakes waves being large. Thought oceans would be much bigger. No wonder my home city is a destination for surfing. I always thought the surfers had just enough wave height to surf but no bigger. At least I thought the North Sea had bigger waves.

[@SDGG000]

I grew up in western Nebraska about 3+ hours from Devils Tower. Beautiful country. Enjoy your travels and our country.

[@gypsyinsneakers]

Thank you! Will do!

[@miguelmaravilla7646]

Your video editing is so cool !!!! 🤩

[@ridwandadu833]

Welcome to the States Susan. Make sure you go Yosemite (CA), Grand Canyon (AZ), and my favorite best is Death Valley CA (lowest place on Earth)

[@gypsyinsneakers]

We will definitely go there😊😊

[@ridwandadu833]

@@gypsyinsneakers let me know if you need recommendations. For example some point of interest in Yosemite might close due to weather so go to Yosemite first ... visiting Glacier Points and hike to the Vernal fall is a must. Have fun Susan.

[@1972Ray]

@@ridwandadu833 Kings Canyon and Sequoia National Park are near Yosemite and are stunning.

[@johng5710]

Yellowstone

[@Pksparty2112]

I totally agree on all of them.

[@midwestern_jeepguy]

I went deer hunting back in the late 70s with a couple guys right by Devils Tower. There was a local rancher and his family that offered Room & Board and also took Hunter out during the day. It was a great experience and everything. Everything that they made for us was all either from their farm, ranch, or wild game. The view of Devils Tower from the area where I was hunting was absolutely immaculate. I wish I would’ve had a camera.

[@midwestern_jeepguy]

If I remember right, we were really close to Hulett

[@jojoalay2472]

Yes, finally USA🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🦅🦅🦅 VLOGS... 🤠🤠🤠

[@gypsyinsneakers]

@@jojoalay2472 yeehaw 😎

[@aquilapetram]

Fun app fact: The iOS KZbin app offers to translate “yeehaw” to English. Proof that Google doesn’t know as much as it thinks it knows ;-)

[@rj-zz8im]

Chicago is by far my favorite city in the Country. Glad you enjoyed yourself! Great to see someplace other than NY, LA and Texas.

[@dennisd4452]

Chicago is my city. I'm south of where farming starts and rolls and rolls of cornfields. Hope you had a great time visiting America. Stay safe.

[@Laurai50]

Hi I have a quite private question to you: what about your family in the Netherlands? Do you visit them often? Don’t you miss them or don’t they miss you? Maybe you feel comfortable answering here or on your next Q&A. Am just asking out of interest because you inspire me so much and just wanna know how you deal with the missing connection to your family😊 greetings from Germany/currently Austria 🥰😘

[@gypsyinsneakers]

I visit them 2 times a year in the Netherlands! I definitely miss them but we facetime pretty often❤

[@stephengamber7000]

So fun to see your joy in Walmart!

[@jigyaasa7096]

U r roming in the world and we are just stuck in our city... neway thanks for showing us the world sitting in ur house, have fun and enjoy ur life...

[@gypsyinsneakers]

@@jigyaasa7096 where are you living?

[@jigyaasa7096]

@@gypsyinsneakers thanks for ur response.... neway I live in Assam, India...

[@jaynair2942]

Happy to see you in US.! America has plethora of excitements! It's a vast country with different temperatures and landscapes.! You need months to explore the length and breadth of US! Still, I suggest you don't miss on a road trip through route 66, visit New England side, explore Hawaii, visit Grand Canyon, Las Vegas, etc. There're several, but don't miss these I mentioned here.! All the best 👍

[@gypsyinsneakers]

Can't wait! Thanks for the tips❤

[@nik1128]

I'm born and raised in Illinois. Chicago gets such a bad rep for being dangerous, but it's one of the most beautiful, cleanest, funnest city I've ever been to in the u.s. There's so much to do and the beaches are amazing as well as the museums. Nothing like it.

[@gypsyinsneakers]

It definitely is such a great city❤

[@ZYANMON]

Hi nik i am from India Kerala ❤

[@nhungnguyenbonmua]

yep, I went Chicago 1 month ago, I heard about crime but maybe I am lucky, 3 times here without any issue, and I like the street, walking in Chicago is so great moment, I live in Ohio

[@norwegianblue2017]

@@nhungnguyenbonmua If you stick to the Loop and the suburbs, you're probably pretty safe.

[@nik1128]

@dacrosber uh, ok.

[@chrisdixon5193]

Oh yeah, you gotta see the bean! Also you must take a boat tour of the city. And the blues music scene is amazing!

[@maxjaeger40]

America is so vast with beauty that not even 1 other person was at that beautiful park.

[@margaritodavila8257]

The city of Chicago has been known by many nicknames, but it is most widely recognized as the "Windy City".

[@gypsyinsneakers]

@@margaritodavila8257 love that!

[@tomcherry7029]

It is not called the windy city for a good reason, it is because of the Politicians.

[@tangockilo]

FWIW, WY is actually windy, lol. I've never been to WY when the wind didn't blow

[@stonewinchester9352]

Its not called the windy city because of the wind. Chicago is called the "Windy City" primarily because of its politics, specifically because journalists from other cities, like New York, used the term to mock the boastful and overly promotional nature of Chicago politicians, referring to their "hot air" as "wind" rather than the actual weather conditions

[@JohnMorris-c5v]

Another nickname is "the city of big shoulders"... probably because of its working class blue collar roots

[@raymondlianto9882]

The walmart looks big and full of goods. Devil's tower looks unique ❤❤❤.

[@podunkcitizen2562]

I work in a WalMart. On the shelf in the Christmas decorations aisle was an open box of Cinnamon Toast Crunch ceral. I picked it up to throw it out and realized the cereal was soggy. Then I saw two empty half gallons of milk and an open box of 48 spoons. Somebody poured the milk directly into the waxy bag of the cereal and ate it right out of the box.

[@Wyoboy7220]

Glad you got to visit our beautiful state of Wyoming🤠

[@hengineer]

That shot of devils tower reminded me of aroad trip once, i was able to see Mount Shasta framed by the valley, the clpids, the sunset. It was perfect. Never been there but reminds me of Monument Valley

[@tommorgan1291]

I LOVE positive people! AND she is.one!

[@sublime9525]

Wow! I'm from Nepal and I used to live in Bozeman, MT. It's sooo close from Fairy Lake. Enjoy! It's one of the most beautiful places on earth. Try going north to Glacier/Banff if you have time!

[@gypsyinsneakers]

@@sublime9525 ohh that is amazing!

[@sonvfave]

Lol I am so old Maybe no?? I am loving the artistic quality and drone use Wounder if uu say at so so beautiful Grand canyon and 50! Other amazing wonders!!

[@melissa2982]

You should check out Santa Fe New Mexico sometime and then go to Ghost Ranch in Abiquiu, NM it's amazingly beautiful! I hope you enjoyed your visit here.

[@gypsyinsneakers]

I'll check it out!

[@Anthonysbucketlist]

Great vlog that lake is stunning 🤩👏🏽

[@gypsyinsneakers]

@@Anthonysbucketlist thanks so much!!

[@DavidAntrobus]

Devils Tower is one of my favourite US road trip destinations. It's magical, as you say, and when you're there, you're not far from places like the Black Hills, the Badlands, Pine Ridge, Wall Drug, and the Crazy Horse Monument in South Dakota.

[@DennisWheeler-t6e]

Boy, I've seen those places as a child on a trip with my parents, but we missed Devil's Tower as my parents had to limit how far we could go. I loved Wall Drug and the Corn Palace in Mitchell, South Dakota. We all stayed in a fabulous Indian tepee-shaped motel near Rapid City..

[@DavidAntrobus]

@@DennisWheeler-t6e I didn't get to see the Corn Palace, but I remember the billboards all along the length of I-90. Perhaps because it's so different from my home, so it's the contrast (I'm in British Columbia, which is lush and green and mountainous), I do love that part of the world. I'm glad you have your memories of it. Oh, and I forgot to mention the towns of Deadwood, Spearfish, and Sturgis too. What a fascinating part of our great continent.

[@DennisWheeler-t6e]

I loved Wall Drug and the Badlands.

[@hardknox1917]

Wait till you go to Yosemite , mind blowing

[@gypsyinsneakers]

Allright!

[@keithbond9423]

just found this video. Love your excitement about our beautiful country. It is very diverse and beautiful. Not sure if you are still traveling the US or not, but as a word of warning, it is illegal to fly a drone in a national park or national monument. While your drone footage of Devil's Tower is beautiful, it was illegal. You were lucky that no one was around. At busier parks, you wont be as lucky.

[@niharikatiwari8959]

i am excited for USA vlogs. hope to see other cities as well specially NYC.

[@gypsyinsneakers]

More to come!

[@niharikatiwari8959]

@@gypsyinsneakers yepiee 👍

[@99subetai]

Even in Summer, Lake Michigan is pretty darn cold! I remember jumping in the water, as a kid, on a hot summer day, thinking it was going to be awesome and then jumping out, because it was so cold! Even in July, the water temperature is only 60-70 degrees Fahrenheit (think about 18-20 Celsius). And if earlier in the year or later, it's likely too cold to swim (for very long, at least). What most do on the hot days is just cool off in the waters of Lake Michigan, then go dry off and warm up in the Sun. Back and forth.

[@DennisWheeler-t6e]

Lake Michigan and the other Great Lakes are so cold because large bodies of water take a long time to warm up after winter.

[@donaldoswald5329]

While in the open West, in a clear night, get outside away from the street lights and larger towns, enjoy stars from horizon to horizon! Food to try, Mexican any place from Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico, Colorado, Wyoming and Montana , not excluding other States, pricing is normally reasonable and flavors can be amazing, for those not into spicy, get mild or medium sauces, tacos or enchiladas are excellent choices.

[@klrbeech7054]

There's a great little bar/grill right outside of the gates to Devil's Tower (was there in 2020), kind of a wooden cabin looking place that served a great prime rib sandwich.

[@nischalkoirala3749]

When you left Colorado without exploring I was like 💔. US is truly amazing when it comes to breathtaking national parks. Definitely look into Rocky Mountain National Park Zions National Park Arches National Park Glacier National Park Smoky Mountains Yosemite National Park I could go on and on but these are definitely worth it. Loved the editing and drone work is 🤯. Can’t wait for more 😁😁

[@terryschima4964]

Hope you get to see Western Wyoming. Even more mind blowing!

[@gypsyinsneakers]

@@terryschima4964 oh cool!!

[@magedojo]

If you find yourself in Chicago again, I would highly recommend the boat architecture tour.

[@HonorEtVirtus]

Welcome and Enjoy your trip to the states. So much natural beauty all across the nation from coast to coast. Have the time of your life ❤🤍💙

[@jamieswafford977]

Hey there and welcome to the US! Like a lot of people have said, most of us don't really get to travel around the country because it is so big. We usually stay in our respective regions. But I really hope you enjoy all there is to offer! (Airalo would have been so helpful to have when I was studying abroad in Sweden instead of paying Verizon big $$$ for an international data plan😭.)

[@finlandtaipan4454]

Beautiful places. I can hardly wait to see the rest of the series. I so want to visit these places on my next road trip.

[@gypsyinsneakers]

Thanks so much!!

[@jah9253]

If you went to Devil's Tower you should have visited Mount Rushmore near Rapid City in South Dakota as well. Not only for presidents carved into rock, but also through Custer state park to see the Buffalo, and Needles highway for spectacular views . Only a couple of hours away.

[@randieandjodistrom854]

I'm an American, and living at my 36th address. I've lived in four foreign countries and 14 states in the United States. I've lived in Wyoming twice (Laramie and Cheyenne), and my two youngest children (of four, the others were born in Ohio and Virginia, respectively) were born in Cheyenne. What I found most interesting about Wyoming is that what the white man named Devil's Tower was known to the native Americans as Heaven's Footstool. Interesting that Ms. "Gypsy in Sneakers" would visit the two windiest spots in America. Chicago is known as "the Windy City," and Cheyenne, Wyoming has the cleanest air of all cities in the United States because it is so windy.

[@kylesummers1565]

I remember the first time I saw Devil's Tower. I am a geologist, and I was impressed.

[@joeysiddle]

Devil Tower is a Giant Petrified Tree from Time of Giants, Welcome to America!!!

[@DesertHomesteader]

Yeah...Walmart's prices have definitely gone up since the pandemic. It used to be a bit more reasonable for most things.

[@rogerd777]

You need to watch the 1977 film "Close Encounters of the Third Kind", which was directed by Steven Spielberg. Devils Tower features prominently in this film. It is a very good, rather uplifting movie.

[@kerrypeabody8429]

We’ve been to Ireland three times. We went to the grocery store, there was one option for a ketchup. One option for everything. Unlike the US where we have 47 options for everything, and they’re all full of corn syrup.

[@Saucygremlinsks]

If you ever get the time visit Atlanta!! It’s a great city with soulful and loving people.. ❤😊 the aquarium is bonkers 😂

[@stevenblacker1700]

I visited for the first time a couple of months ago. Loved the area around the Aquarium, World of Coke, Civil Rights Museum (under construction) and Centennial Park. Also, really nice suburbs where my transplanted NY friends now live

[@Saucygremlinsks]

@@stevenblacker1700 nice!! Yeah I stayed in Inman Park in district 3.. was also visiting an old friend who moved down to Atlanta from Denver.. we went to the NASCAR race Quaker state 400 and did all the big attractions in downtown like the aquarium, coke world, college football hof, Olympic park, etc.. also visited the Krog st market one day to get some Korean food!! That place was huge!! Enjoyed my trip man and I hope to be back someday soon!! 👍😌

[@rospencer611]

Welcome to USA! So many different places to explore! You would need a 1 year visit to really appreciate the entire nation. On average 1 week in each state but some states really need 3-4 weeks at least (California, Texas, New York). While I have traveled all over the world, our country is so diverse that many Americans never feel the need to travel to other countries for something new. Unfortunately this is also why we Americans tend to be ignorant of other cultures. Hope you visit many other regions in our amazing country!

[@nishantmaral2385]

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[@gypsyinsneakers]

Hope you enjoyed it!

[@kbrewski1]

Have you seen the movie Close Encounters of the Third Kind? A must watch now.

[@kyleo1236]

Welcome to the States. Just in case you didn't know, drones are not allowed to be launched and landed in national parks or monuments. A little bit of a loophole is to launch from outside of park property and dont let it touch the ground in park property. Your drone shots are amazing. Also, while you're in the states, you should stop at a diner and get biscuits and gravy.