Tag Archives: Travel
Spring Break in Lake County
Spring can’t come fast enough for me! I have definitely had enough snow, wind and ice. Slush covers every street and parking lot, salt is encrusted on my car. I no sooner get it washed than the cycle starts again. … Continue reading
February Lake Erie East Coastal Gazette
Wondering what to do in Lake County in February? The February issue of the Lake Erie Coastal Gazette has the scoop on art shows, restaurants and Valentine’s day ideas. Oh yeah, my review of Bistro 70 is in there too!
Frozen Water and Jeni’s Sorbet
After seeing all the hype in the media about Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams seasonal flavor, Influenza Sorbet, Dana and I decided to take a Sunday drive to Chagrin Falls, Ohio. This quaint town in Northeastern Ohio has the closest Jeni’s … Continue reading
Guest Blog at the Lake County Visitors Bureau – Bistro 70 Review
This week I am guest blogging over on the Lake County Visitors Bureau web site. You can read my review of Painesville’s Bistro 70 here. I will be writing about Lake County’s food scene each month. Restaurants, food trucks, seasonal … Continue reading
Weekly Photo Challenge: My 2012 in Photos
This photo challenge was, well, challenging! My family had a lot of fun this year. We only left Ohio twice, and even then we just went over the border into Pennsylvania. We went to a lot of beautiful and … Continue reading
SALT Market Place and Cook Show – and a BIG Surprise!
Have you ever watched The Chew on TV? I have always wanted to go to the show and be one of the lucky few who get to sit at the “special” table and sample the chefs’ creations. Last week, I … Continue reading
Portsmouth Floodwall Murals
When we left our cozy cottage in the Hocking Hills we had to go to Georgetown, Ohio, to pick up our son, Andy. He had spent his relaxing vacation week with his Grandma Kennedy. Instead of heading cross-country through … Continue reading
Hocking County – More than caves and trails
Hiking on trails and through caves is not the only thing to do in the Hocking Hills. You can zip-line through the trees, canoe, kayak, horseback ride, rent an ATV or a bicycle. We didn’t do any of those things. … Continue reading
Rock House – History and Geology
Just when you think the terrain could not be any more amazing in the Hocking Hills, after you’ve seen the wonders of Old Man’s Cave, Cedar Falls, Ash Cave and all the other natural features of the Hills, then go … Continue reading
Ash Cave – A Natural Wonder
Even more spectacular than Old Man’s Cave is Ash Cave. It is truly awe inspiring. From the Hocking Hills Visitors Guide: Ash Cave — the largest recess cave in Ohio— is perhaps the most awe-inspiring feature of Hocking Hills State … Continue reading
