Comments by "Deathscythe Hell" (@deathscythehell7937) on "Top 10 Least Visited States. (Part 2)" video.

  1. Alaska? I live in Florida, when it gets below 65 degrees we're freezing. There's no way I'm going to spend that much time traveling to a state that gets cold. Don't get me wrong I love to travel, I spent thirty-two years as a paid tourist driving tractors, loved every minute of it. Traveled all over the United States in rain, sun, snow, sleet, and ice you name I drove in it. Since I retired three years ago at age 50 don't want to be anywhere that's not tropical. My wife and I have traveled all over the Caribbean, South Pacific love Bora Bora and Hawaii.(after we got the kids off to college and out of our house) If his warm sunny with sandy beaches we'll be there. Can't, won't and will not go anywhere that gets colder than 70 degrees. Now the only time I want to see ice and snow is in my mojito or during the winter Olympics on TV, while I sit out by the pool. Love your channel.
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  2.  @wyolaskan1868  See, that for the most part in your sentence, is what I'm worried about. What if we get there and theres a cold snap? My wife would kill me, she's not the outdoors hiking type, neither am I. I haven't been hiking since I was 8 yrs old, didn't like it then not a fan of it now, my father made me go. Thanks for the info but I think we'll pass.
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  3.  @wyolaskan1868  Yes we do for a few days, but that's when we start our travels to the Caribbean. Mid to late December to a little past half way through January is when we possibly get cold snaps. It doesn't happen every year only during La Ninya years,(probably spelled it wrong) every two or three years. Then it'll only last maybe three or four days tops, less than a week in most cases.
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  4.  @michaelhatfield5808  Love it, but it's very expensive. Great place to visit though.
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