Ohio wine country

 Who knew Ohio had a wine country! We left home at 3:45am to beat the Chicago rush hour traffic which was a good choice. Lesson for the day:  reload your iPass 48 hours before using it in states beyond Illinois. We decided to push on and drive further east of Cleveland, rather than stay at the Oasis on the turnpike. We found a really nice campground in Geneva, Ohio’s wine country. After setting up and a quick nap, we headed into town and had a great dinner at The Old Mill Winery. It was still warm enough to dine on the patio and we sampled a white local wine 😝. I switched to a more enjoyable Cabernet. 

Next morning we took a walk around the campground taking in some of their interesting wildlife? 



            Nostalgic gas station on our way to dinner









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