On a ride to Upper Sandusky, Ohio last September 29, I was looking for signs of an old reservation boundary in this area. There was one place where the maps had suggested there might be a piece of driveway that still remained from an old piece of road that marked the boundary. I don’t think [...]
County Road 265This marker is on the south side of the Scioto River, just across from Pfeiffer Station. The previous day and on this morning I had been riding to site’s along Hull’s Trace, as the route used by the War of 1812 armies came to be known. I should have stuck with that them and ridden [...] |
Joshua Cope and William WalkerThis is a view of the Wheeler House at Pfeiffer Station. According to a historical marker on the site (where my bicycle is parked) it’s the very one that I had hoped might still be in existence. The view is looking down to the road to the west. A Joshua Cope lived two miles down [...] |
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Begging for waterIt may have been when I took the photo of the Amish buggy in the previous post that I learned that I did not have another full bottle of water in my pannier, after all. Or it could have been at a previous stop. It was a very hot day — in the 90s — [...] |
Bellefontaine to Pfeiffer StationThis may look like a google map, but it’s just a screen shot of one, sort of. It shows the route of yesterday’s bike ride and all the places where I stopped to take photos. The temperature was in the 90s with a light wind out of the northeast (the direction where I was headed). [...] |






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Great writing, Thanks for sharing! Just saw this meaningful quote and like to share - "Perhaps love is the process...Spokesrider on Amish-Jewish double-take
I'm glad you stopped by, Robert. I'll keep an eye out for some of your frontier articles. ...Robert C. Cheeks on Amish-Jewish double-take
Reticulator, I just visited here for the first time. I see you're a eastern frontier buff. I used to write...Spokesrider on Joshua Cope and William Walker
Hi, Bob. Thanks for stopping by. I had read some of what's on the Wyandott tribal site,...Bob Wicks on Joshua Cope and William Walker
John, Great to read your entry. The main published source is "William Walker and the Provisional Government of the Nebraska...Bob Wicks on Joshua Cope and William Walker
John, Great to read your entry. The main published source is (1899). Portions can be found in the...