Sojourn Chronicles
Cincinnati, OH—The Ohio River flooded in March 2011. I drove to Eden Park to see what it looked like from an observation point high above the river.
This was just over flood stage, not nearly as bad as the Flood of 1937, which was more than 25’ above flood stage.
See you on the highway.
Brent
With its historic downtown, the Ohio River, and the National Quilt Museum, Paducah, Kentucky, is a destination to enjoy.
See you on the highway.
Brent
Southeast of Cincinnati, on US 52 and the Ohio River Scenic Byway, lies New Richmond, a quaint river town with a rich history in the Underground Railroad.
See you on the highway.
Brent
CINCINNATI, OHIO–Ohio River towns offer many different types of festivals, and I’m looking forward to attending a few. More than a few, actually. The types of festivals I like to attend are the ones that celebrate community, like the Appalachian Festival in Cincinnati, 2012 and 2014, held at Coney Island on the Ohio River.
Festivals are about culture, history and food. Is there one in your town? On the Ohio River?
See you on the highway.
Brent
COVINGTON, KY—Boats moored along the shoreline.
See you on the highway.
Brent