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[QUOTE="DNABB5, post: 169217, member: 130"]
As Seattle said, we got a week...if you don't like pointless off-topic threads during our next 6 days without basketball, then don't reply and move on, ok?
 
 
I am talking about little state/local parks/preserves that other posters likely have never been to, but are amazing in their own little ways.  
 
[URL='http://www.in.gov/dnr/parklake/2985.htm']Clifty Falls State Park[/URL] in Southern Indiana  
 
[URL='http://www.dnr.state.oh.us/parks/parks/jhnbryan/tabid/750/Default.aspx']John Bryan State Park[/URL] in central Ohio 
 
Prophetstown State Park just north of Lafayette IN
 
And just so you I am not a total mid-westerner now, Ill go with the least know of the Ithaca area State Parks, but IMHO the coolest, that being [URL='http://nysparks.com/parks/135/details.aspx']Robert Treman State Park [/URL]
 
 
Just saying, all of the above are great places to enjoy some good old fashioned mother nature. Interestingly, they all have rivers, I am an Aquarius you know.   All are great places to take sorority girls to get "tutored" as well I am sure.
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