Category Archives: Ohio

Clifton Mill is beautiful, I’ll admit that. But there’s something about it that kinda annoyed me. I think it was trying a little too hard to be quaint. It’s one of the largest grist mills still in existence, built in … Continue reading →

We enjoyed Glen Helen so much that we decided to take another walk at Clifton Gorge State Nature Preserve, about two miles away. The scenery here was more dramatic, with cliffs and waterfalls and rapids where the Little Miami River … Continue reading →

The plan for the morning was to tour the shops in Yellow Springs, Ohio. But it was a Sunday and the shops didn’t open until noon. And on our drive through the town, none of the shops looked worth visiting. … Continue reading →

I visited this place more for it’s role as a retro tourist attraction than for it’s supposed Indian history. It was a rainy day, and a lot of that water was seeping into the caverns themselves. I had the place … Continue reading →

Frantz Park in Dublin, Ohio, is a large lawn in front of a corporate headquarters filled with concrete ears of corn. It supposedly “symbolizes the history of the community’s farming legacy and serves as a memorial to rural landscapes.”