Back to Ohio’s own Hocking Hills State Park FOR MY WORLD
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Enjoy winters splendor on the 6-mile trek from Old Man’s Cave to Ash Cave. Refreshments are available at Cedar Falls for a donation. A shuttle bus returns hikers to Old Man’s Cave. 45th Annual Winter Hike January 16, 2010.
Since refreshments are going to be at Cedar Falls I think I’ll check it out in advance.
Weather in Ohio sure can change fast. These photos were taken just a day apart.
If your visiting this area a great place to stay is The Inn At Cedar Falls
I mentioned this Inn in a previous post and will be planning a holiday outing in the near future. As Always Thanks for stopping by.. (Christmas shopping almost done but still way behind on commenting)
Great shots Joe. They say here in Saskatchewan that if you don't like the weather, just wait an hour. lol.
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Guy
Regina In Pictures
Looks like a nice place Joe.
ReplyDeleteWhat great shots, Joe! I love your collages and particularly this time where you show the area with snow and without!
ReplyDeleteHave a very Happy Holiday season!
Sylvia
I love the way you showed us the differences within a day. Beautiful shots.
ReplyDeleteHey Todd, (Are you Joe or Todd?????) Wow---Cedar Falls --especially in winter---is amazing. Glad you made that nice, long hike on a cold winter's day... I showed this one to George and he said we need to head that way someday.... Maybe we will!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing the falls. I might even want to stay in the Inn. Do they have a nice restaurant there?????
Have a wonderful Christmas.
Betsy
Joe: What a neat little park, great captures from Ohio.
ReplyDeleteWow! That is a quick change! Both are splendid scenes, though. Nice captures...have a wonderful holiday season.
ReplyDeleteI do think that sun and snow make a great combination
ReplyDeleteBoth views are lovely, wish I could hike there but it is a bit far from California.
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures. Amazing how quickly the scene changed.
ReplyDeleteThe weather can change fast here too. I like the idea of a winter hike in the park. Will you need to wear snowshoes?
ReplyDeleteThe cave has me intrigued. There are caves around here that were the residences of fabled wanderers. Almost scary to think of going there. Beautiful shots.
ReplyDeleteJoe: That park is so interesting and your pictures capture it really well.
ReplyDeleteI will tell Bill about "OLd Man Cave" -- sounds like a perfect place for him to explore ;>)).
Thanks for sharing your adventures and hope you both have a wonderful Christmas.
Beautiful place. The falls is very nice.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE those MAGNIFICIENT pics of Waterfalls..snow..rocks..nature just in its most beautiful wild dress...!
ReplyDeleteMAGNIFICIENT!!
ciao elvira
I see you been wandering into my side yard ;-)
ReplyDeleteThe daughter and I went back into Conkles Hollow again yesterday and it was so pretty but without the sun I did not get very many good pictures.
Joe you and Linda have a wonderful Christmas. do not forget to feed the Christmas bears Linda.
A day apart? Wow, the before and after shots look really, really neat - beautiful shots. The park looks gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteAwesome pics. I love the way rivers look in the winter!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful frozen place and excellent pictures.
ReplyDeleteI wish you and your loved ones MERRY CHRISTMAS!
Fun post ... marvelous mosaics! Looks like a place I'd love to visit one day. I shared My World later than usual this week due to Christmas 'stuph' and am playing 'catch up' today ... Wishing you and yours a joyous holiday ;-)
ReplyDeleteHugs and blessings,
You have realy mastered to blogspot media. My humble little site may need some upgrades after viewing yours!!!! I'll have to try to add the music--enjoyed it very much. See you out on the road
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