
Blackbird Records is giant of a small record store
Tucked away in the city of Wooster in north central Ohio is Blackbird Records, a store that’s a throwback to the heyday of record stores in the 1970s.
Here is the video — Travel Ohio with Dusty Tires: Tracking Zane’s Trace, Part 1
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Travel Ohio with Dusty Tires – Tracking Zane’s Trace Part 1
This week in Travel Ohio with Dusty Tires, I’m tracking the oldest road in Ohio, Zane’s Trace.
Certified, Qualified — But Not Bonafide
By Ken Drenten Arlo walked into the U.S. Army recruiting office on Main Street. “Is this where the registration is, Colonel?” he asked a sergeant in an olive drab uniform who sat behind a desk, eating his lunch. “I’m not a colonel, I’m a sergeant,” the sergeant said in a bored, annoyed tone. He looked…
Classic Auburn car museum in Indiana is well worth the trip
We’re going slightly outside the state of Ohio once again because we’d like to steer you to a place you won’t want to miss – the Auburn-Cord-Duesenberg Museum in Auburn, Ind.
Travel Ohio with Dusty Tires: Mohican Country, Part 2
Camping next to the Clear Fork of the Mohican River is one way to enjoy Mohican State Park. (Credit: Ken Drenten) By Ken Drenten We’re returning to Mohican Country for the second part of exploring this area. This time the focus is on Mohican State Park and Malabar Farm State Park. Both state parks have…
Dusty’s Short Stories – short fictional stories written by Ken Drenten
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