Article Audio[Audio clip: view full post to listen] Presidents in the Woods HIGH ON A RIDGE IN A REMOTE, HEAVILY WOODED AREA OF SOUTHEASTERN Ohio, a towering stone figure of Warren G. Harding guards a rarely traveled gravel road. Barely visible through the undergrowth a hundred feet farther down the road are strange figures carved [...]
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Vacation 2008 Smoky MT Biltmore House
February 14th, 2010 
Jim Shonk Article Audio[Audio clip: view full post to listen] This vacation had some unexpected surprises, We did the usual, dolly-wood, pigeon forge, Mountains, Cable car,but it wasn’t until reading a flyer on things to do that we discovered the Biltmore House. The largest private residence in the USA, this was the best $40 bucks I ever [...]
Big Muskie AEP’s Goliath
February 13th, 2010 Jim Shonk Article Audio [Audio clip: view full post to listen] One of my favorite pastimes as a teens was to to go fishing at Ohio Power Lakes. Aep.s recreatiom land were there are over 700 man maid lakes and many nature made, That in it self was a blast but the best feature for me was [...]
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3 Comments »The truth about Stonewall Cemetery in Lancaster Ohio
May 1st, 2006 Jim Shonk Article Audio [Audio clip: view full post to listen] I grew up on this road named after the Stonewall Cemetery, And ened up living in the farm house less than 1/4 behind it. We had a blast as children playing here and even more parking here as a teen. There are several legends and myths [...]
Posted in psychobabble, spotlite Tags: fairfield county, lancaster ohio, stonewall cemetery 4 Comments »What happened to San Toy Ohio
April 28th, 2006 Jim Shonk Article Audio [Audio clip: view full post to listen] While out taking a sunday drve with the wife, we stumbled upon San Toy Ohio The town of San Toy, in Perry County, is gone now, but it has a lot left to indicate that a thriving town once stood at this intersection in the rural [...]