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Scout Concepts in Cambridge, MA, October 16-18, 2026
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Chicago is a great city. Awesome. Love But from a Midwesterner, it is not Midwestern.
What would you call it?Chicago is a great city. Awesome. Love But from a Midwesterner, it is not Midwestern.
I did not know that!Southerner here, so I have no clue what I'm talking about in regards to this conversation, but I'll chime in all the same lol! I've always thought the Midwest had to be West of the Mississippi?
But makes sense…
Born, raised and live in California for 46 years. Have only lived in the Midwest for 11 years. Being from California, anything in the “middle” of the country is the Midwest to me.Southerner here, so I have no clue what I'm talking about in regards to this conversation, but I'll chime in all the same lol! I've always thought the Midwest had to be West of the Mississippi?
Sheesh, I just had to look at Wikipedia and I am a US citizen that took Geography in 4th grade. What is happening people! LOL
You know, I don't know what I would call it. When I think of the Midwest, I think of flat land and farm fields. I just don't think of Illinois as that. Maybe it's because Chicago is so huge and cosmopolitan that it obscures my thought of the rest of the state of Illinois.
People from Wisconsin would be absolutely stoked to hear you stay that, considering the western border of Wisconsin is the Mississippi!Southerner here, so I have no clue what I'm talking about in regards to this conversation, but I'll chime in all the same lol! I've always thought the Midwest had to be West of the Mississippi?
Yes downtown Chicago has the buildings but driving to Chicago from Central Illinois is just miles and miles of corn and soybean fields. Also in the last few years solar panel fields have replaced some of the corn and soybean. Morton, Illinois is where the majority of the pumpkins come from in the US. This Thanksgiving look at the back of your can of Libby’s pumpkin and I can pretty much guarantee it came from Morton, Illinois. Every year they have a pumpkin festival.
Blono (Bloomington/Normal) is a pretty large area but not a “big city” by any means. Moving here from Southern California was quite the culture shock. Every year we have a corn festival downtown. We live about 15 minutes from a farm that has a 15 acre corn maze every year. I consider myself living in the Midwest.
I always equated it with fly-over country, so pretty much anything between the Appalachians and Rockies counted.Southerner here, so I have no clue what I'm talking about in regards to this conversation, but I'll chime in all the same lol! I've always thought the Midwest had to be West of the Mississippi?
That’s a very good question. @Jamie@ScoutMotors and @CP1@scoutmotors will the concepts be out of the elements?
For sure. Terra and "Trailready" will be on a stage with a roof. Mountainside will be under a tent by itself in the VIP area.
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Thank you for the answer. Always appreciate you!
Mountainside will actually be located in a tent outside of the VIP area. So all will have access to view the vehicle.
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But will we be able to see trail ready or do we get an escort in as forum members
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