Modern Vespa

Wow, good job! I thought it was a tough one. Okay, now for the next one...

Welcome to the web-site. We can't let these guys have all the fun. I look forward to meeting you sometime.

Hi Belle, thanks for the welcome! I'm sure we'll meet sometime before long. We can't be more than a few blocks apart lol.

Oldhighway, that was a good tag. It just happens to be the library I used to go to regularly, and if I end up at a branch lately, that's the one. Well, there or Hilliard. Anyway, it was a fun ride. Mine is probably pretty easy, but it's such a goofy landmark I couldn't resist.

Tag!

Your next assignment; hope it's not too hard. Let me know if I need to throw out a few clues.

permitted?

No, only non-motorized permitted. I broke the law for the picture. 8)

Only 500 feet from you're last location . . . If you haven't been to The Park of Roses, you must go. Plus Whetstone is a great place to have a picnic or RIDE A BIKE By the way, did you know the Old'n'Grungy used to be the Whetstone River?



For my next location, I recommend taking a special friend and enjoying a meal while you are there. It you are vegetarian, you're in for a treat. If you love meat, you'll love it too. Try the Buddha Bowl or the Veggie Burger, or frankly anything on the menu. I've never had a bad meal there. Its Locally owned and some of the best casual food in the city....



No need to take a night picture to tag up... It was just a beautiful night for a ride...

Tag! Can't believe I got this before Scouser got there.

The Northstar Cafe. Did you stop for food?

No, next time. I had to go out for my next diabolical picture.

Here ya go, folks. I'll post a clue at noon tomorrow.

Happy hunting.

This is the first one that has been posted where I have NO clue about its location. Well worked, Gary.

Well I can see the address is 220 and that the street is brick, but the sidewalk is new so it must have been replace and if so it should be a pretty busy street should be somewhere in G. village.

Hmmm am I allowed to do that ? Wheres the rule book

I believe you may speculate all you want.

Clue at noon.

Welcome back! Tag has been going hot and heavy while you were gone.

clue #1

North of downtown Columbus, east of the Olantangy and west of Indianola.

I took two pics, as the one in front of the church isn't so great. This is the Glen Echo Presbyterian Church at the corner of Cliffside and Calumet in Clintonville. It's such a neat old building. Cruising through that area really brings back the memories.






The next stop will be posted tomorrow. I had to stop for juice then come home to get mets jr. to bed. 8)

I bow to your greatness. That was an amazzzzing find. I look forward to your installment. 8)

By the way, you should have stopped by, you were only three blocks from my casa.

Congratulations! This is serious stuff huh. Can't wait for the new post.
8)

Well now, I would have except I didn't know that lol. That is a beautiful little area tucked in there. Do you live around the ravines? I used to take walks around there all the time when I lived in Clintonville.

Are you ready? Here's the next one. Take some coffee and a snack and hang out for a while.

I'll post a hint if you all want one tomorrow.



Edited to make the picture larger.

Yeah, we live in Glen Echo, a block from the ravine. Nice little neighborhood.

Great picture, I will have to wait for a clue because I am clueless at the moment.

Its the Indian mound on McKinley Ave. It really was a cool place you should all go and check it out. good place for a stop on a ride HINT HINT.

Yea your right Gary being peasey is not easy.

Rats. So much for the clever hints and various perspectives lol. Good job!

That was a chilly, grey ride today. It was windy this morning. Of course, that could be me being blown off the road by cement trucks and dump trucks that must have been late to wherever they were going.

That's the 2000-year-old Shrum Mound, which overlooks the quarries (and former quarries) which gave Marble Cliff its name if I recall correctly.

Kathy, good job! I was looking forward to a hint this morning. That was an excellent entry. I rode around yesterday in full gear and still got cold. Time to put the short sleeves in a box.

Smets, you know what that was my first visit to the mound I knew it was there but never took the time to stop and check out the view, so my hat goes off to you for helping me discover such a beautiful place right here in Columbus. THANK YOU

I had no idea this even existed. How cool. I'll have to check it out.

Twojacks, I'm so glad you enjoyed it! It's a little slice of history right there where you'd least expect it.

This one is so easy! But just could not pass up the opportunity for this kodak moment.

Yes, you served us up an easy one but what a great picture! You have the perfect color bike to place by the corn off of Rings Rd. in Dublin. I work in this area and in the past, kids have painted the corn yellow and green as a Halloween prank. Pretty funny to see it.

Hey, you can't tell where it is unless you take your scooter there and take the picture

The clue is in the picture.

The old Ohio State Arsenal - not to be confused with THE Ohio State.... This building is right down town on Mound or is it Main... Located in the shadow of Waterford and Miranova the old State Arsenal is now known as the Columbus Cultural Arts Center. Its a rearlly cool building to walk through or take classes in. Behind this garage door is an art studio where you can take classes or rent studio time.


Now for a different angle... on history (ha ha).

Man that was quick I thought you would never find that one, good job.
Hey Belle where do you work in Dublin? I am at Cardinal Health we have offices there on Rings Rd. at the Atrium, Do you ride to work? Looking forward to meeting you are you planning on the Hocking Hills ride next week?


Hey Mets who found it, S or D ? The cultural arts center is so cool inside, I just finished a class on enameling in there. You guys are playing a tuff game of tag, but I think I know where that last shot was taken so stay tuned

These are great pictures.

TwoJacks - Both of us. Suzanne used to take classes their (ceramics and jewelry making). I drive by it everyday. I think that Civic Center Drive is a great ride. Not to mention it is the quickest route to work.

I wish we could make the trip to the Hocking Hills, but my parents are moving into their new house. Humph - moving boxes or scooting on some of the best roads in Ohio through some of the best landscape...

Boxes.

I love my parents.

tag! Cool structure.

A metal sculpture for your perusal.

Was a nice day for riding though, I had to lay on the ground on my back to get this shot

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Consider it perused. 8)



It's called Landing of the Butterfly, and it's in front of the Indianola Alternative School on E. 16th.

Next stop...

OMG! I bow deeply. I thought it was the hardest yet. Wow.