Home from NORTHEAST!
May 17-19 2023
PART 7
As I share my reappearance at Cuyahoga Valley National Park in Ohio, I think this is sort of an overhead view of Brandywine Falls. The waterfall emerges at lower right, and you can see tourists resting on a rock like so many other early 2020s vacationers.
Brandywine Creek with a trail going over it, and the Brandywine Road bridge behind that.
Probably Olde Eight Road.
A trail (a people's road) at the park has this squeeze between these rocks.
Other beautiful scenery from the trail.
North on Riverview Road approaching Everett Road.
The reconstructed Everett Covered Bridge.
The bridge was actually destroyed in a 1975 storm, but a "historically accurate reconstruction" appeared in 1986.
An abandoned road at the bridge.
Ghent Road at I-77.
I-77 in North Canton goes under this distinctive arch bridge on Dressler Road. Note also that an exit for Whipple Avenue is coming up - as in Mr. Whipple from the toilet paper commercials.
I-77 in Canton. At right is the Pro Football Hall of Fame. The building looks like an orange squeezer!
OH 172 here in Canton used to be US 30. The city's skyline is seen in the background.
OH 172 uses Tuscarawas Street.
This is Canton. Other cities are Can'tton.
North on Cleveland Avenue (old OH 8/153).
Cleveland Avenue again. Note the football player sculpture.
The McKinley National Memorial in Canton is the final resting place of President William McKinley.
Seventh Street NW.
Lawn Avenue NW. Google Street View photos from 2011 and 2019 show this with an asphalt pavement, but 2017 shows old brick. Not sure what the deal was.
Fourth Street NW.
Our final Canton photo. This is north on Broad. An alley called Pop Place is on the left. That's what bubble gum does.
Finally, one from Columbus. We took I-670 to avoid I-71 traffic, and it worked about as badly as possible. This is the ramp from I-71 to I-670. I-670 has a weird split with the Fort Hayes neighborhood in between.