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This hamlet pleases me.

awesome

Why does Ocho Cinco want out of Cincy?

That barn is about 15 miles east of State College... in "Penns Valley". When will I be in Williamsport? uhhhh... I have no idea. Definately not this year... but maybe the opportunity will present itself in the more distant future. I'd like to photograph it with my new camera... and there is some architectural splendor there... but who knows... i managed to make it to Renovo last fall (alas, without my camera)... so some random chance could possibly land me in Williamsport

there was actually a proposal to build on incline on Mt. Adams?

quite pleasing

I believe there's an excellent donut shop east of downtown Massilon along 172

Here's some photos from yesterday, Cincinnatus!

no... probably from whenever the Pirates last swept the Reds in Pittsburgh... I just googled "Pirates Sweep" and found that enquirer image... looks like the Pirates were having a silly ballcap give-away promotion that day

I love that advertisement, btw. It looks so comfortable when that passenger curls up to sleep.

that strip mall is notable for having a Rockne's

Take a "boring" trip into Pittsburgh's new North Shore Connector Tunnel http://kdka.com/video/[email protected]

Cleveland was mentioned in "I Heart Huckabees"

11,201 ain't too bad for watching a game between two of the losing-est teams of the decade when it's 40 degrees and cloudy with persistent (and sometimes heavy) rain

:whip:

straight outta Columbus

Urban Perfection

I like honey in my vanilla chai latte.

KJP: Do you think that 16 counties is perhaps over-reaching? I am a huge proponent of regionalism... but I fear that this may be too broad in geographic scope. Perhaps a 7 county Cleveland/Akron tax base / land use district would be more appropriate. I fear that far-flung rural areas could have too much power.

http://www.cleveland.com/news/plaindealer/index.ssf?/base/news/1207816346277960.xml&coll=2 Ohio beekeepers see increased supply Thursday, April 10, 2008 Michael Sangiacomo Plain Dealer Reporter a year ago, Ohio fruit farmers will have a plentiful supply of honeybees to pollinate their orchards this spring. State beekeepers report that three-quarters of their bees survived the winter as flowering season gets under way early next month for plum and apple trees. more above [email protected], 216-999-4890

what a powerful depiction of Santa Claus

I didn't realize Zanesville is the 9th micropolitan economy in the US! Impressive!

Jeffrey, you do some incredible work. Thanks.

somebody needs to get Cincinnati and Dayton on board!