GOTL? That explains everything @Mbemigh. Cycled through there once.
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Haha - you have no idea!! I was growing up during the hells angels rally that the state troopers came in to break up! Itās definitely its own world - quaint once you have left 
but family is still there and my son loves going to ohio for summers
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āquaint once you have leftā. Ha, that perfectly sums up my thoughts of Port Clintonā¦I appreciate the area now that Iām gone.
However, it still only takes about 3 days into a visit for me to get that old āI must escape before itās too lateā feeling, lol.
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Could not agree more. Takes one weekend to remember why it is I needed to get out. Iām glad itās for some people, itās just not for me. Although I swore I would never move anywhere colder and somehow ended up in Chicagoā¦
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Welcome to Regrettsvilleā¦populationā¦us.
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Ohioan here as well! Born in Hamilton, Ohio, lived in Middletown and then in Lima for elementary school and then had a major change in scenery moving to Colorado Springs, Colorado about five miles from Pikes Peak image|400x267 living in NYC now and I miss the mountains every single day.
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Pikes Peak!
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Cincinnati here. Wifeās family is all from Cleveland as well.
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Bregger! Sorry about being from Cincinnati, but itās good to see you on here.
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Do you always keep string on your tablet?
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Funny picā¦in the past somebody asked why comp nodes are still/basically used (I think it was on a mocha pro video from BorisFX as comment) and solar I understood it was meant because of a more newer/better solution is recommended in nowadays. Here we have a wonderful pic of 1ooo comp nodes
You never know when youāll need a piece of string.
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Tiny violin?
Banjo
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Thatās be a fab nickname for you.
Classic.
Timeless.
Unique.
āBanjo Thorntonā
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It really is about as perfect a Bluegrass name as one could hope for.
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