Bill Clinton and former Democratic candidate for president Hillary Rodham Clinton, this state has a long history of sending Democrats to D.C., including Hattie Ophelia Caraway.
The Lake Michigan Triangle has a historical past every bit as eerie as its Bermuda counterpart, with not solely missing watercraft but in addition several UFO sightings. And although this state contains the third-deepest lake in the U.S., along with 23 designated wilderness areas, most of its guests come in search of glitz and gluttony.
Stand anyplace in this state, and you'll be within 85 miles of a fantastic Lake. Barbie's fictional house is located in this state, as is the very actual Fennimore Doll & Toy Museum. Freedom has all the time meant quite a bit to the residents of this New England state, which was residence to the nation's first free public library, and which remains free of gross sales tax to at the present time.

Its delegates were the first to vote for the nice ol' D. of I. on the original Fourth of July, and its motto, "Live Free or Die," references the Revolutionary War. By carrying their hair lengthy and rising beards (for the males), taking medicine and exploring spirituality exterior of the confines of the Judeo-Christian tradition, hippies sought to find more meaning in life-or at the least have a good time.