This might be one of the weirdest ones yet. These three contentious vices are all legal in Nevada but lobsters are not? Things are very backward here. Nevada is many things and weird is one of them. Don’t forget how many nuclear tests were carried out here in the desert.
But let’s face it, even the most puritanical individuals out there are interested in visiting Las Vegas at least once in their lives. Whether it is to reenact scenes from “The Hangover” or to simply check out a show of the Blue Man Group, everyone has a reason to visit the Strip at some point. This part of Nevada? Not so much.
Montana
Witness the quintessential embodiment of Montana in this extraordinary photograph. Picture a bicycle stationed beside a lamp post, its handlebars replaced with mammoth moose antlers. It's like something out of a Narnia novel. Such a peculiar sight is simply normal in the mysterious state of Montana.
A predominantly rural state, Montana boasts a handful of cities across its sprawling landscapes. Here, one is more likely to encounter numerous moose crossing signs than traffic lights, or even stumble upon a cyclist whose appearance strikingly resembles that of a majestic moose. It's no wonder the term "city" seems inadequate to describe such a captivating part of the US.
Nebraska
Nebraska has the best highway rest areas. Who wouldn’t want to stop in the middle of the road and relieve themselves on a pile of hay? You're probably just driving through and happy that you’re not staying. The cow smell isn’t exactly the most inviting.
And let's get one thing straight, you're not going to be able to check your Facebook when you're stranded in the middle of nowhere, Nebraska. You can't just write WiFi on a sign and pretend you've got it. That's not how WiFi works! But yes, if we end up in this desolate part of the world any time soon, we will probably need to do our business in the rest area, and that will suffice.
New Hampshire
New Hampshire is an important stop on the presidential election route, which does not make any sense to anybody. Considering that nobody important lives in New Hampshire, why do we take into account at all who they vote for?
But we do hear that the Granite State is home to some pretty beautiful vistas, the perfect backdrops for some of America's most successful summer camps. And if Walter White would go to New Hampshire to change his identity and hide out for a year, then that's good enough for us. The motto of this beautiful state is "Live Free or Die," and we'd prefer to do the former.
New Mexico
Let's delve into the essence of New Mexico. With the slogan "Cleaner than regular Mexico," New Mexico proudly distinguishes itself from the other American states. This one is infused with a vibrant lowrider culture, where these customized automobiles rule the streets. If it doesn't involve the beloved green chili, then quite simply, you are not in the Land of Enchantment.
Our lens focuses on a road sign in a rural part of the state, directing drivers toward the peculiarly named town of Truth or Consequences. Cultural pride, unconventional charms, and a touch of cuteness collide in a truly enchanting way. Just don't start breaking bad, yo.