Hey Jan, the next drive is right in your neck of the woods.

 

That would be nice. I am currently in Schenectady NY visiting and 1/2 way here my '98 Expedition started leaking fluid from the rear end- the transfer case and a differential?? broke, so I am coming home tomorrow with a rental and the Ford is staying here until it is fixed. Ben will bring it home next week. I thought about doing the Cash for Clunkers instead of putting 1000 dollars into repairs but I don't have my title for it with me.

So, where is the drive?

 

The garden spots are Tunnel Hill, Warsaw, Walhonding & Roscoe Village. Not in that order.

Sorry to hear of your troubles. $1000 is certainly cheaper than the cost of a new vehicle.

 

Jan~Sorry to hear about your vehicle trouble. That's the last thing you want to happen especially when you are away from home. Hope they have it all fix up and Ben is able to bring it home with no more troubles!!

Chuck~Oh boy.....hints.......I love hints......getting very excited about the drive........... .......is it the 3rd Saturday of the month yet????

 

[quote=Crashton;2853395]The garden spots are Tunnel Hill, Warsaw, Walhonding & Roscoe Village. Not in that order.

Is 541 S thru Kimbolton & Plainfield in this route? there are great curves, 1 my family calls "Dead Man's Curve" and this road goes to Salt Fork State Park.

 

Not going that far east this time. That road east of Coshocton looks like a fun one. The switchback just past Birds Run looks wicked.

 

Birds Run is just as curvy and hilly, there is a covered bridge but if you are going fast you miss it.

 

I think Babs & I will have to take a drive over 541 to Salt fork for lunch in the lodge sometime. The road looks great on the map. Certainly not a boring drive.

 

I had East and South mixed up on 541, dead man's curve is on 541 East.