Annual Mohican Wildlife Weekend, April 23-25

Want to experience the habitats of birds and bats, learn about fly-fishing, and more in the great outdoors? Then you’re bound to enjoy the 9th Annual Mohican Wildlife Weekend, April 23-25, 2010. It’s a celebration of wildlife habitat, heritage, and natural history. Choose from six program sites, in Ashland & Richland Counties that will offer workshops and demonstrations to interest beginners and experienced naturalists alike. It’s sure to be a fun and educational weekend for kids of all ages. Bring the whole family! 

Program sites are: Gorman Nature Center, Malabar Farm State Park, Mohican State Park & Resort, Ohio Bird Sanctuary, Mohican Outdoor School and Cooke Family Wildlife Conservation Area. 

 Participating organizations are: Greater Mohican Audubon Society, Ashland County Park,                                             Mohican Flyfishermen, Richland County Master Gardeners, Richland County Solid, Waste District, Mansfield City Outdoor Education 

This year’s theme will be Insects: Hiss, Slither, & Buzz. Site offerings will include insect hunts, bug eyes, butterflies, insect edibles, bee basics, birding boat tours, photographing birds, nature crafts, wagon tours, bat & owl demonstrations, fly fishing demonstrations and much more. Over 30 sessions available! Registration is not required for any of the programs. However, some programs have limited space and are first come, first served. Tickets must be purchased for the birding boat tours. 

Be sure to attend the Welcome Reception from 6pm-7pm on Friday night at the Ohio Bird Sanctuary. Raffle tickets will be available for purchase. Sign up to be included on our mailing list. Friday evening’s featured speaker will be Kristin Stanford, the Island Snake Lady as seen on Discovery Channel’s “Dirty Jobs with Mike Rowe”. 

On Saturday, don’t miss the Barbeque at Mohican Outdoor School followed by a Barn Dance and star-gazing that evening at Malabar Farm State Park. 

For more information, check out http://www.mohicanwildlifeweekend.com/.

Things to do in Ohio

Experience Fairfield County!  With more original covered bridges than anywhere else in Ohio, museums showcasing everything from glassware to motorcycles, and thousands of acres of parks and natural areas, Fairfield County really  does have something for everyone. View our travel guide on line. http://www.visitfairfieldcounty.org/

Burr Oak Lodge in Ohio

Located in Southeastern Ohio Burr Oak Lodge is really close to everything outdoors: Wayne National Forest, Lake Burr Oak, Ohio Scenic Byway Route 78. Choose from 60 rooms in the lodge or stay in one of the 30 cabins scattered around the property. Come on out on Wednesday stay overnight for only $50!

With everything awakening around us this is the place to visit to be refreshed this Spring.

Winter – Fun or Not

When you think of winter travel do you think of escaping to the beaches and sun or do you think of speeding down the slopes or gliding across the ice? The past couple of storms have managed to dump a number of inches if not feet of snow on just about all of us in the United States. Usually, this time of year I’m ready to pull my hair out as I beg just to see light from the sun. This year I’m doing my best to get outside and enjoy the beauty of the season change. With 27 inches of snow I’m doing my best not to curl up in front of the fireplace every day.

Our 2 rescue dogs just love the snow. I get so much joy watching them gallop through the snow and roll around. I’m happy to say I actually had to take my sunglasses with me on our hike the other day. Getting outside daily whether it’s to take the dogs on a hike or to shovel the driveway has made this winter bearable. What do you do during the winter months?

FREE Columbus, OH COSI Tickets!!

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Where?  Columbus, OH  –  COSI Location

What?  Up t0 4 Adult or Youth General Admission passes plus access to the Extreme Screen Theatre.

How to WIN?  Be one of the first 5 people to leave a comment sharing your favorite vacation destination. 

I will reply to you via your comment ASAP.  Good Luck!

See Ya There!           Life’s too short. Get out and go somewhere!

This Week

This week explore Franklin County, OH and Americus Sumter in Georgia. 

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Fairfield County, OH “where the Hocking Hills begin”! A place where the past, present and future combine with spectacular results.

 

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Americus-Sumter, GA – The slower pace will take travelers through some of Georgia’s most interesting historic sites and the Big Bend area of Florida where many natural attractions abound.

Check out our featured destination pages right here on our blog.

See Ya There! Life’s too short. Get out and go somewhere!

Featured Destinations

So this week we have Streetsboro, OH and Lahaina Island Accommodations in Florida as our featured destinations. 

OH-Streetsboro-smStreetsboro, OH is located in the Northeastern section of Ohio. Their location is ideal in order to travel to all of the activities that are nearby.  From Hiking to Golfing, Outlet Shopping to Geauga Lake’s Wildwater Kingdom. This is the place to stay!

 FL-Lahania-sm  Lahaina, located on the beach of Ft. Myers, offers vacation rentals directly on the beach or a short walk down the road. Lahaina can help you find the perfect place for your next vacation.

Check out our featured destination’s page right here on this blog.

See Ya There! Life’s to short. Get out and go somewhere!

Traveling to Ohio or New Jersey this Summer or Fall?

Are you traveling to Ohio or New Jersey this Summer or Fall? I reside in Ohio and can tell you there are so many things to see, explore and experience. Ashland, OH has a lot of festivals through out the summer; check out their calendar of events.

The New Jersey Shore is very family oriented and they have everything from the Boardwalk, Amusement Parks on the beach, and a lot of history. It’s nice to be entertained on vacation. Catch a show at the East Lynn Theatre in Cape May and enjoy an evening in the Cape May area.

Our 2 Feature Destinations this week are Ashland County, OH and East Lynn Theatre Company, NJ.  Visit their pages to learn more about what they have to offer you this summer travel season.