Scrooge in January, Part 3
After Moses had left him, suddenly Scrooge was on a city street corner, but it was not a city he recognized at all. Strange-looking wheeled conveyances without horses crowded the street. Bright and colorful lights illuminated by no flames lit the night sky.
Boyd & Wurthmann Restaurant is unassuming landmark in Berlin
Boyd & Wurthmann Restaurant is housed in an unassuming-looking storefront along Main Street drag in the bustling touristy Amish town of Berlin.
Scrooge in January, Part 2
Scrooge wrapped his robe more tightly around him against the cold wind on the mountainside and looked around, but he saw no one nearby. Then he looked out across the valley below.
Two mills remain in Muskingum County
At the height of the era of old country mills in Ohio, there were 18 such mills in Muskingum County. Now there are only two venerable mills that remain standing in the county, both along Jonathan Creek in Newton Township.
Scrooge in January, Part 1
A Dusty Tires Short Story By Ken Drenten Part 1 It was a few years after that momentous Christmas when Mr. Ebenezer Scrooge, Esq. had received a visitation from the three spirits – a visit that had changed his life for the better. These days, when Christmas came around, Scrooge was a right hearty old…
Cure for cabin fever: Olde Shoe Factory Antique Mall in Lancaster
Winter is a time when many people cure their cabin fever by finding the new in the old – in other words, to go antique shopping.
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