Located in Chillicothe, Ohio, these prehistoric mounds predate Cleopatra, Julius Caeser, and Jesus, according to their promo lit. They're very cool and larger than you'd imagine! Get your first glance between these trees.
The REAL Bob Evans Farm in Bidwell, Ohio.
Nitro, West Virginia was a small rural community that WW1 descended upon and took over as a site for a munitions plant, transforming the town forever. This foothill town abounded with the raw materials necessary to produce explosives needed for the war and a middle-American workforce eager to show off their patriotism.
Sweet little park in the middle of town, surrounded by vaping shops and CBD dealers.
Large metal poppies fill the park, along with several copies of In Flanders Fields. Believe it or not, during WW1 soldiers were big into writing poetry. Short, sweet, you just need pen, paper, or they'd sometimes just scribble on the side of their helmet.
Click the photo above to see more samples of WW1 poetry, especially read the Wilfred Owen poem Dulce Et Decorum Est ("It is sweet and fitting to fight for your country"). This was first written as a letter to his mum; he will die in battle a year later.
Leaving Nitro.
Torrential rain as we leave our house, then just as we get on the NJ Turnpike and we're gifted with a rainbow (look beyond the white car in the distance)