Don't eat the yellow snow. Or that questionable crusty stuff on the side.
I have very little to say about this one. If there's a "ho-hum" sort of place to go, it's Gahanna, OH.
I flew into Port Columbus Airport. This is a REALLY clean airport!! I was impressed that the Starbuck's inside this airport has large bags of used grounds to take home for your garden. This makes sense to me, but I've never actually SEEN a Starbuck's do this before. Very cool. I would have expected to see this in Minneapolis/St. Paul which seems to be a very green area - not at all the impression I got in Columbus/Gahanna.
I stayed at the Hampton Inn next to the airport; which was surprisingly quiet considering it was under construction and I was almost on to the runway. Hey! I didn't get ear plugs this time, but I didn't need them either. This Hampton Inn offers an airport shuttle and a social shuttle where they will take you anywhere within a 10 mile radius for free.
Let's talk about food... I was really not impressed! I no longer question how people in colder regions "plump up" for the winter... they do seem to love their carbs. Get off the plane and there's a Tim Horton's right in your face. Go to Bob Evan's and you can get slow roasted turkey with stuffing on top of mashed potatoes on top of Texas toast. REALLY? I love carbs as much as the next girl but gah dang.
It was really cold and we had some snow on this trip, so I didn't get out much but I did find the Airport Golf Course nearby. I might have to check that out next time, and it seems this will now be part of my territory - so there will be a next time.
This was a short trip for me, so I will call this one "to be continued"...



I love these posts, especially when you talk about food. About Starbuck's: all stores will give you grounds, but in areas where few people take advantage, you have to ask for then. I got a truck-load full from the Riverstone store one time!
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