 | 201. | | Go Fish
Want to know where they're biting along Lake Erie? We sought the wisdom of a 71-year-old who's been casting lines for almost six decades.
Issue: July 2010 Issue
Category: Feature
Author: Erick Trickey
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| 202. | | How to Pitch In for Our Parks
Issue: July 2010 Issue
Category: Feature
Author: Melanie Ciarrone
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| 203. | | How to Windsurf
Issue: July 2010 Issue
Category: Feature
Author: Amber Matheson
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| 204. | | Land of Plenty
Our marshes and swamps are prime spots for finding critters. They're also a crucial part of our ecosystem.
Issue: July 2010 Issue
Category: Feature
Author: Amber Matheson
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| 205. | | Nice and Easy
Issue: July 2010 Issue
Category: Feature
Author: Steve Gleydura
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| 206. | | On a Roll
Issue: July 2010 Issue
Category: Feature
Author: Jim Vickers
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| 207. | | Paddle Powered
Want an up-close look at Ohio in its natural state? All you need is a friend, a sunny afternoon and our advice.
Issue: July 2010 Issue
Category: Feature
Author: Kim Schneider
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| 208. | | Rock Stars
Issue: July 2010 Issue
Category: Feature
Author: Carly Toyzan
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| 209. | | Son of the Soil
Lee Jones was 19 years old when his family lost its farm because of high interest rates and commercial competition. Today, his Huron, Ohio-based Chef's Garden is a thriving, "beyond-organic" business that grows niche produce for restaurants throughout the world.
Issue: July 2010 Issue
Category: Feature
Author: Beth Stallings
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| 210. | | Suit Yourself
Whether you're taking an afternoon hike or spending serious time in the woods, the right gear is essential.
Issue: July 2010 Issue
Category: Feature
Author: Amber Matheson
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| 211. | | Sure Shot
Picture-perfect nature photos start here.
Issue: July 2010 Issue
Category: Feature
Author: Carly Toyzan
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| 212. | | The Music of Their Lives
Inspired by history and love, a Rocky River couple operates the largest accordion museum in the world — out of their basement.
Issue: July 2010 Issue
Category: Feature
Author: Rebecca Meiser
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| 213. | | Trail Raisers
Sure, the journey may be the most important part, but having a destination makes everything a lot more fun.
Issue: July 2010 Issue
Category: Feature
Author: Beth Stallings
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| 214. | | Where to ... Camp Out (or In)
City slickers with cabin fever don't have to possess the spirit of Pocahontas or the adventurous streak of John Smith. Our parks have a range of options for overnight visitors whether you want to take in the outdoors settler-style or rough it in a historic inn.
Issue: July 2010 Issue
Category: Feature
Author: Ashley Sepanski
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| 215. | | Where to ... Pick Your Own Fruit
Whether you prefer berry-laden American flag cakes or strawberry pies, fruit is a summer necessity. Picking your own is both fun and inexpensive. "There's very little structure," explains Bill Patterson of Patterson Farm in Chesterland. Here are four places to pick the day away
Issue: July 2010 Issue
Category: Feature
Author: Jessica Roblin
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| 216. | | Where to ... Rent a Jet Ski
Issue: July 2010 Issue
Category: Feature
Author: Erick Trickey
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| 217. | | Where to ... Take It All In
Great views don't just happen. Mostly, they're a product of time (as in millions of years), flowing water and a well-marked trail. Here are three postcard-worthy vistas to enjoy while you're out adventuring. Don't forget your camera.
Issue: July 2010 Issue
Category: Feature
Author: Jennifer Bowen
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| 218. | | Rating the Suburbs 2010 - Bargains
With homes that are less expensive than comparable properties in other cities, this suburb may be the region’s best-kept secret.
Issue: June 2010 Issue
Category: Feature
Author: Colleen Smitek
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| 219. | | Rating the Suburbs 2010 - Boomtown
A blend of new development and historic preservation has resulted in growth for this city.
Issue: June 2010 Issue
Category: Feature
Author: Jennifer Keirn
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| 220. | | Rating the Suburbs 2010 - Country
The hills and valleys of this rural community attract more than those famous buzzards.
Issue: June 2010 Issue
Category: Feature
Author: Jennifer Keirn
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