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Tag Archives: Ohio
Sometimes it’s about the ‘dogs and donuts
Do you often use vacation to go “back home” to visit family? Now I live a stone’s throw away from the town where I grew up, but for many years vacation was the time to return to Geneva, Ohio, to … Continue reading
Posted in Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged donuts, Eddie's Grill, Geneva-on-the-Lake, hot dogs, Madsen Donuts, Ohio
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First Annual Wine Crawl for Wussies
When I was growing up in this little corner of Northeastern Ohio, I knew there were plenty of vineyards south of town. My classmates and buddies had last names like Kohli and Debevc and something about their Slovenian roots drew … Continue reading
Put on your happy festival pants
When I stated last week that I would fill you in on some of the festivals taking place in Ohio this summer, little did I know what I was getting myself – and you – into. Let me start out … Continue reading
Posted in Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged Burning River, Cleveland, ethnic, festivals, food, Fraze Pavilion, hometown, Mayor Ralph Perk, Ohio, Ohio Festivals
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Traveling with my pups
Everyone knows I’m nuts about my dogs: Mick Jagger, the rock star long-haired dachshund, and his sidekick Little Richard, the tightly-wound terrier mix. As much as I LOVE to travel, and especially to travel overseas, the pups have me beginning to … Continue reading
No need to wander the cobbled streets of European villages to find colorful, summer fiestas and fairs
There’s something particularly charming about a festival or fair in a foreign country, don’t you think? I know I feel fortunate when I happen across things like a Sunday morning flea market in Florence, or the procession to St. Stephen’s … Continue reading