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In article <31hmrq$nsq@bronze.coil.com>,
David Smith <dsmith@bronze.coil.com> wrote:
>In article <31g1h3$9ev@rigel.infinet.com>,
>Richard S. Hendershot <rhend@infinet.com wrote:
>Raghu Machiraju (raghu@cis.ohio-state.edu) wrote:
>: I am in search of places to take my extended family for a 
>: day-long trip.  Amusement parks are out.
>
>) When I was a kid, we often visited Hocking State Park system's
>) Old_Man's_Cave, Ash_Cliff, Rock_House, etc.  There are several
>) more, It's just been so long that I've forgotten the names.
>
>Old Man's Cave, Rock House, Cantwell Cliffs, Ash Cave, Conkle's
>Hollow, and maybe one more.  All have picnic grounds and crude but
>adequate facilities. 
>[....]
>The Columbus and, I've heard, Cleveland metro parks are also very
>nice.
>
>Cincinnati's a lovely town, with at least one good art museum.
>I've heard that Cleveland, since they put out the river fire, has
>come up a lot in the world and is well worth visiting.
>(Clevelanders consider themselves more northeastern and
>sophisticated than people from farther south in Ohio, especially
>Columbus, and they may well be, for all I know.)

More sophisticated? No. But atleast we're not from *cowtown* USA.
Columbus, really, is a pathetic excuse for a city. If it weren't 
for Ohio State, columbus wouldn't be what it is. (and that isn't
much).

>Southeastern Ohio, wooded and hilly, from south and east of
>Columbus to the Ohio River, is a beautiful drive, especially in
>autumn.

Or to hike in, if you like hills :)

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