No sweat friend.

 

Ohio 26
Campus Martius Museum, history of the first settlement in the Northwest Territory; Hills Covered Bridge on Rte 333, built in 1878, one of the 2,000 that spanned Ohio's rivers; Little Muskingum River, fishing, canoeing; Hune Covered Bridge and Knowlton Covered Bridge if you want to OD on the species; Ring Mill on Rte. 68, historical house and former mill circa 1846, with picnicking park.


Ohio 78
Hocking Hills State Forest after Murray City, take Rte 216 to Rte. 33 into Logan. Offers hiking trails past waterfalls and caves.


WHAT???????????? No mention of the 100 year old covered bridge not one mile from my house???????? This is lame!!

How can we attract tourist dollars if we don't advertise people. Think people. [sm=icon_beat.gif]

 

 

what about these roads in portland

http://www.break.com/index/icy_roads_in_portland.html

lol

 

hey space the best thing i can say to you is have the grand kids first !!! they are more fun the kids are just a pain in the ****! LOL

 

[align=center][:-]Beware of Dumb Drivers [:-][/align][align=left]
Updated:2006-09-22 17:09:43[/align]Beware of Dumb Drivers
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The tiny state of Rhode Island still ranks rock bottom in terms of driving knowledge, according to a national test conducted by GMAC Insurance. Oregon drivers answered the most questions correctly.

The test revealed that about one in 11 licensed drivers in the United States would fail a state drivers test, according to GMAC Insurance. One in 11
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Rhode Island ranked last year, also, with an average score of 77. Last year, Oregon's average score was 89, which still placed at the top of the rankings that year.

Based on average scores, northwestern states generally ranked highest while the bottom-ranking states were mostly in the northeast. One exception was Vermont, which ranked third. Washington state drivers ranked second. Drivers in New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts and the District of Columbia ranked at the bottom, with D.C. finishing just ahead of Rhode Island.

The 20-question test was based on questions asked in state driver's license examinations. A score of 70 or higher is required to pass a standard state test.

The failure rate for drivers in northeastern states was about 16 percent, according to GMAC Insurance. The failure rate for drivers in northwestern states was from one to seven percent.

The test and an accompanying survey were completed by 5,288 licensed drivers including at least 100 from each of the 50 states and the District of Columbia. The survey asked about responses to specific driving situations.

Approximately one in three drivers said they usually do not stop for pedestrians in crosswalks. At least one out of five drivers did not know that pedestrians in a crosswalk have the right of way. At least one in five also did not know that roads are most slippery when it first starts to rain after a dry spell.

These are the rankings and average scores for each of the 50 states and the District of Columbia in the GMAC Insurance driving test.
[/align]I wonder how Canada did ? Hey Wiz

Average: 83.7 percent

1. Oregon 90.6
2. Washington 88.2
3. Vermont 87.5
4. Idaho 87.3 (Tie)
4. South Dakota 87.3 (Tie)
6. Montana 87.2
7. Nebraska 87.0
8. Kansas 86.8
9. Iowa 86.7
10. Wyoming 86.2
11. Wisconsin 86.1
12. Minnesota 86.0
13. Alaska 85.8
14. California 85.6
15. Indiana 85.2 (Tie)
15. Colorado 85.2 (Tie)
17. Michigan 85.1
18. North Dakota 85.0
19. West Virginia 84.8
20. Utah 84.5
21. Mississippi 84.4
22. Illinois 84.3
23. Tennessee 84.2
24. Texas 84.0 (Tie)
24. Kentucky 84.0 (Tie)
26. New Hampshire 83.9
27. Arkansas 83.8
28. Virginia 83.5
29. Arizona 83.4
30. Georgia 83.2 (Tie)
30. Louisiana 83.2 (Tie)
32. North Carolina 83.1 (Tie)
32. Maine 83.1 (Tie)
34. Ohio 83.0
35. Oklahoma 82.9
36. Alabama 82.8
37. Missouri 82.7 (Tie)
37. Delaware 82.7 (Tie)
39. Nevada 82.6
40. South Carolina 82.3 (Tie)
40. Florida 82.3 (Tie) WoW...I didn't take the test
42. Pennsylvania 82.1
43. New Mexico 81.
44. Connecticut 80.9
45. Hawaii 80.7
46. Maryland 79.5
47. New York 79.4
48. New Jersey 78.6 (Tie)
48. Massachusetts 78.6 (Tie)
50. Washington, D.C. 76.5
51. Rhode Island 75.1
52. Beach Is, Fl...It's a Space in the Sand : )
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How can we attract tourist dollars if we don't advertise people. Think people. [sm=icon_beat.gif] [/align][align=center]RJ, you just did by your post : )[/align][align=center]I know something 2-day, that I didn't know yesterday : )[/align][align=center]Write to the editor & tell him about your favorite roads[/align][align=center]to travel in the Ohio area.[/align] [align=center]Take some pic's & share with the forum : )[/align][align=center][/align][align=center][/align][align=center][/align][align=center]It's a real nice bridge Space. So nice that a few times local doppers have tried to burn it to the ground. [/align][align=center][/align][align=center]At one time you could still drive your car through it. It used to be my favorite route to the hospital when I was little. (I had to go there weekly)[/align][align=center][/align][align=center]It was nothing for a group of doppers to hang out at the bridge and PARTY! They would pull their cars inside the bridge and do burn out till the bridge was filled with tire smoke. Or do donuts in the road. [/align][align=center][/align][align=center]About a year ago they all but tore it down to renovate it. [/align][align=center][/align][align=center]Now it's right purdy again. [/align][align=center][/align][align=center][/align]