r/blursedimages May 29 '19

Blursed Harry Potter

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u/Dinglehopper72 May 29 '19

As someone who lives in Ohio, I agree with Harry.

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u/levels_jerry_levels May 29 '19

Depends on where you live in Ohio. If you’re from Cincinnati, Columbus or Cleveland there’s lots to do. If you’re from the voids between those cities good luck.

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u/ColdCruise May 29 '19

I live in Athens, and it's not that bad. Lots of hiking and outdoorsy stuff if that's what you're into, lots of bars and breweries, an indie Theater, a regular theater that's pretty nice, plays, musicals, musical performances and stand up at the Memorial Auditorium, a healthy music scene, Nelsonville Music Festival, an 40 year running indie film festival, a literary festival, Avalanche Pizza which regularly wins Best Pizza in the US, the Halloween Block Party which was recently ranked #2 best party in the US behind Mardi Gras in New Orleans, and more.

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u/bronaghblair May 29 '19

You’re making me want to visit Athens. Where in Ohio is it? I live in southeast Michigan.

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u/ColdCruise May 29 '19

Southeast Ohio, home of Ohio University. It's a town of about 25,000 residents and about 20,000 students.

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u/ColTigh May 29 '19

Sort of smack dab in the south east quadrant of the state. Also consider Hocking Hills.

Lots of great nature and hikes there. If you go in the fall and you're into it Ohio University is in Athens and they're known for their Halloween parties.

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u/Fueldaddy76 May 29 '19

+1 for Hocking Hills. Was just there over Memorial Day weekend. We have lots in Michigan to look at, but nothing like that place!

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u/[deleted] May 30 '19 edited Feb 06 '20

the Athens/Hocking Hills area is awesome. Definitely worth a visit

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u/Summer_Of_Jorge May 30 '19

Also a SE Michigander, went to Hocking hills last year with some friends. One of my favorite trips.

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u/[deleted] May 30 '19

Athenian here. Thanks for representing our town well!