Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2001/06/19
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]I have made the trip many times, and can recommend Don Dory's suggestions, with some others. Wapakoneta has the Neil Armstrong space museum (short stop). You will be spending lots of time in Dayton due to the construction traffic. Stop at the pioneer village. South of Dayton the highway patrol says they will have heavy speed enforcement because of some recent accidents. Lebanon has the Golden Lamb Restaurant, and an interesting little historical society museum. The Cincinnati Art Museums are free this summer, and have art ranging from contemporary to Assyrian. Don't forget the Maisonette, one of the few five-star restaurants in the country, and worth a side trip, according to Mobil (and me). Don't go through Atlanta twice. Going up the coast through Savannah, Charleston, Columbia, Asheville, through the Smoky Mountains, is only a few miles longer than I-75, and a lot more interesting. Also takes you near Cape Canaveral (NASA) and St. Augustine. You can compare Ocala horses with Lexington horses. Berea College (KY) has a nice restaurant, and on the other side of I-75 is Cumberland Falls Ken Wilcox wrote: > > LUGgers, > > My wife and I will be traveling from Michigan to Florida (and back) in a > few weeks and find that, for the first time, we are not a rigid timetable. > We will be traveling along the I75 corridor. > > We are interested in learning about "must see" places along the way. We > plan to do some photos with our Leicas (on topic) but are also interested > in non-photo opportunities. > > Any LUGgers have suggestions? > > Ken Wilcox > > ---- > Ken Wilcox Carolyn's Personal Touch Portraits > preferred---> <wilcox@tir.com> > <kwilcox@gfn.org>