re: What's your favorite road trip you've taken?

State College PA was fun. Seeing Amish country (Lancaster) was a damn good experience. Had dinner with an Amish family and it was really cool. Learned a lot about there culture. Tried to bang the daughter but it didn't work out.

Their farms are being sold at a high rate and technology/urbanism is slowly engulfing their communities. It's also becoming tougher for the families to pass down their farms when the kids don't want to continue that lifestyle. I highly suggest visiting Lancaster but get off the main roads and out of the tourist spots. Check out some of the smaller towns in the county.