Last weekend found us exploring Ohio's Hocking Hills--and I thought I would share our adventures with you for today's Wordless Wednesday!
We began the day exploring Old Man's Cave and Cedar Falls.
We were ready for the breakfast buffet at The Olde Dutch Restaurant in Logan, Ohio.
Then, it was across the parking lot to the Logan Antique Mall for some shopping.
Next, we headed off to check out the ziplines at the Hocking Hills Canopy Tours. You can read about our Hocking Hills Canopy Tours adventure.
Lots of fun, lots of laughs and lots of pictures!
Now--it's your turn to share your latest Wordless Wednesday adventures with us!
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Quite beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThank you--it is an amazing place. We were a little late for the best fall color--but the landscape is always beautiful. We are hoping to go for winter hikes this year and catch frozen waterfalls!
DeleteThis look like a real adventure you when on. Those are some great pictures and I love the changing season pictures. Wow.
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Jillian
http://puzzlemecomplete.blogspot.com/2012/10/my-version-of-fall.html
Thanks, Jillian! I'll head over to visit!
DeleteWow, those are gorgeous pictures! I wanna come exploring there. It looks so cool! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a great place to visit. Awesome shot
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Happy Halloween!
Looks like you had an awesome day. I just love zip-lining!
ReplyDeleteI think these pics are great.
ReplyDeleteSophia
beautiful photos!!
ReplyDeletehappy November!
Wonderful! Louis thanks you for linking this with Sunday Bridges.
ReplyDelete«Louis» needs to check the map for the location of Logan, Ohio. Some of his ancestors on his mother's side of the family were pioneers in Cambridge, Ohio. They came to the U.S. from Guernsey Isle - and Cambridge is now Guernsey County.
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