That’s a big NO! The northern Mexico is loaded with drug cartels with Tijuana as the worst ever. Most of the north is a dangerous place to go to. Poverty level is high there too and nothing like the USA. The baja coast, Cabo, Mazatlan are like the Caribbean as far as the ocean goes, but still very different from the Caribbean. I feel much safer in the Caribbean, better drinking water, and cleaner beaches.
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Just wondering i’ve heard some viscous attacks from people on southern states
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Dallas Houston New Orleans I have flown from all three of them
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Asking because i keep hearing that most Americans of the South are of Scottish and Scotch-Irish descent yet when you look at the ancestry figures for the Southern states English Americans greatly outnumber those who put Scottish, Scotch-Irish or American as their ancestry.
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If so which airports can be reached by a commercial (non-stop) flight? Thanks!
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Out of these “border” states . ( I included Maryland and Deleware because they are below the Mason Dixon line (well most of Deleware is).
Virginia
Missouri
Kentucky
Maryland
Deleware
Kansas
Personally – Virginia has my vote!
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Can any young guy from Louisiana or similar get in touch with me to arrange to record a VERY SHORT voice clip or two on computer microphone, – I am doing an accent study and really need this help! I will tell you what to say and you simply have to email it to me. THANK YOU SO MUCH!
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I have to do a project and I need to know where all of the recources are located on the East coast around the Mason Dixon line.
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Also, what was the philosophical/economic rationale for slavery? How many slaves were in each state in the 1830s?
thanks
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Or maybe just that part north of the Mason-Dixon line? The region south of the Mason-Dixon line seems destined to Mexico.
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