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Triple XXX Family Restaurant
We rented a van for the drive to Cincinnati, and our ride home on Sunday wasn’t rushed. I looked for an interesting place to eat lunch and found Triple XXX on roadfood.com. It was popular. We had to wait several … Continue reading
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Wandering Cincinnati
The L&N Railroad bridge between Newport, Kentucky and Cincinnati, Ohio, built in 1886, has been turned into a pedestrian walkway across the Ohio River — and painted purple for some reason. I didn’t walk all the way across — I … Continue reading
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Covington
There are several statues lining the walk along the Ohio River in Covington, Kentucky, across from Cincinnati. John A. Roebling was the engineer who designed the bridge. It was completed in 1867 and was, at the time, the longest suspension … Continue reading
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John A. Roebling Suspension Bridge
Cincinnati, Ohio in the distance. I was standing in Covington, Kentucky when I took the above photo and on the Cincinnati side when I took the one below.
Cincinnati
In early April, I spent three days in Cincinnati working in a booth at a convention. My room was on the 27th floor of the Millennium Hotel looking out over the western end of the city and the Ohio River. … Continue reading
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