Wolf Creek Park Fremont

State Route 53 Fremont, Ohio, United States

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Toledo A

A travel blog entry by residencysearch

... that I can give the restaurant a head count. Also, we will provide a lunch for the morning and afternoon sessions from 12-1pm on the day of your interview.

Date of interview: November 2, 2011 ...

Putting on the miles to Lake Erie

A travel blog entry by argieuk

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... is dyed green on St.Patrick's day - it being recognised as more Irish perhaps than even NY.There is apparently a civil order about not catching/eating/marrrying anything pulled out of the river while its green.The water that is.
We've pulled back a day and now need to time our run in with a bit more precision.Next bit is OK-it will position us in Pittsburgh but our trajectory to NY (touristy) New Jersey(Getting Stanley to warehouse) and JFK ...

We are here!!!

A travel blog entry by carol.karen1

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Carol and I got to my Uncle Bills, after getting lost!! We met his new lovely wife, and they drove us to the Toledo Airport. What a great airport!! A little Northern Exposure cause the same girl checked us in, and then later took our tickets at the gate!!!! I think she even flew with us to Chicago,ha ha. Good drinks at the bar. Big thanks to Uncle Bill and Shirley for getting us to the airport on time. And happy birthday!! (Carol thought you were good ...

Our bags are packed, we're ready to go....

A travel blog entry by thekellers

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... to vote

  • Here's a really good reason to visit New Zealand – there are no snakes in the country!
  • Queenstown is known as New Zealand's premier four season lake and alpine resort
  • The city of Queenstown sits on the edge of Lake Wakatipu and is surrounded by the Southern Alps. The most remarkable sight is the Remarkables, which is a saw-toothed range of mountains on the opposite side of the lake from the town ...

  • Farmers, Fugitives and Felons

    A travel blog entry by compils

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    Kathy here.

    On September 13, Mary and I went on the "Felons, Fugitives, and Farmers" trip to learn about the Underground Railroad in this area. The trip was supposed to leave promptly at 8:00 A.M. from our post office and we were there all ready to go by 7:30! After learning that Northville has 25 mail trucks and standing there long enough for three of the trucks to come back for their second load of mail, we thought the trip had been canceled and they ...