That was a nice trip around the world.
We got to see Magnolia, New Philadelphia, and Bolivar all twice and within 5 1/2 hours. It was great. The Tuscawarawas is flooded? We’ll just go the back way. Flooded. Two other routes from there? Both flooded. you know, that Tabor Ridge Road is on top of a ridge, I doubt it is flooded. It wasn’t. But State Route 212 was. Ever wonder what a road looks like under seven feet of water?
Can you spot 212? The white thing in the middle is the stop sign at the end of Tabor Ridge. I get the feeling we won’t be going to Atwood for awhile. Maybe one of the other routes will lower to a fordable level, but I think that won’t be for another few weeks.
In 1983, Geauga Lake became one of the first parks in the world to include a water park with an amusement park. It was called Boardwalk Shores. In its first year it included Neptune’s Falls, a body slide complex, the Undertow, a racing “skimming slide”, a kiddie pool, a beach with a slide, and a boardwalk along the lake.
