Where The Wild Thing Is – Hocking Hills
July 20, 2009
Where: Hocking Hills, OH
What: Old Man’s Cave + Inn at Cedar Falls + Grandma Faye’s
Guest Starring: A souvenir shop that sold used VHS tapes, expired motor oil and wolf clocks.
Highlight: Did you even read Guest Starring?
Lowlight: Not getting to dine on turkey drumsticks or drink mead from goblets at Ravenwood Castle Hearth, which was somehow overbooked even though we were staying the night there.
True Story: In a desperate quest for tobacco, Jim went into a suspect, rundown rural bar and came out 10 seconds later at a very brisk, alarming pace. After throwing himself in the car, he explained that the bartender looked like a character out of “Near Dark” and talked in a very untranslatable way from which he could only ascertain that the nearest buyable tobacco was: “Araarararararupthehillararar.”
- Limeys
- Cenote
- Coppertone
- Upper Falls
- Tunnel Vision
- Bridge Trolls
- Old Man’s Cave
- Taking Root
- Stepford
- Rock Formation
- Lower Falls
- Devil’s Bath
Entry Filed under: Elise LeBlanc, Travel Journal, Wild Thing. Tags: cave, Elise LeBlanc, Grandma Faye's, Hocking Hills, Inn at Cedar Falls, Jim May, ohio, Old Man's Cave, Travel Mascots Gone Wild, Where The Wild Thing Is, Where The Wild Things Are.












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