Let me guess, Boone County? Am I correct?

Nope, but good guess! I live in Bath County, which means I just have to go across Rowan, Carter, and Boyd Counties (OK, so that makes 3) to get to Ohio via That Big Bridge in Ashland...or, you can cut across the tip of West Virginia and then cross the bridge there to Chesapeake, OH. I've been both ways so many times I could drive it in my sleep. :)

Hmmm....

Don't remember hearing about that county when I was at O.U.

Boone's Farm sounds familiar, though.

Boone Co. is right outside of Cincinnati. If you drive over to Florence Mall, you can't miss Boone Co!

this is so exciting. :)

if you know for sure you're coming, I can add to the list!!

Bump:

One month from today.

October 12

YAY!!! Can't wait to see everyone!!

Woo! I can't wait to see everyone! Be sure to wear letters, kids!

Well I'm screwed then!:p

Oh, I may not be able to come on the 12th :( It's during the Bob Evans Festival and my older sis may be coming down, but, there is still a chance I'll be there :)

-Kayla

let me know Kayla.....if you don't go then I'll have to drive and find Easton by myself :eek:

***dances a bump dance***

i just read the stuff about boone county and I know where it is! my dad was a substitute teacher there while he was finishing up law school about 20 years ago.:D

can't wait for cheesecake factory!

Bump!

Just a reminder, only three weekends away!

For those seeing this for the first time, check the earlier posts for time and place.

Can't you guys push it back one weekend? :(

For those of you who are coming into Columbus via I-70 from the west....
 

.....well, there's a shortcut for you to get to Easton.

As of today, the Spring-Sandusky interchange (two inner-city thoroughfares--St. Routes 315 and I-670) is now 100% complete--and this project started 50 years ago.

Anyhow, all you have to do if you are going east on I-70 entering Franklin County from the west is get on I-670 and drive it all the way through the city until it ends at I-270 (our city's outerbelt). Get on I-270N and the Easton exit is the VERY next exit (you can't miss it--the Easton overpass has metal rails that have "Easton" on it over and over).

For years, the alternate route(s) were a pain to negotiate (i.e., I-70 to I-71) because of the heavy traffic that flowed through there.

BTW, the new 670 freeway gives you a GREAT view of our city's skyline--and it looks even better at night--very breathtaking.

Hopes this helps some of you.