First is never the worst in Ohio. This state has produced
some incredible people who've achieved pretty monumental
firsts: Thomas Edison invented the light bulb and phonograph;
the Wright Brothers pioneered air flight; John Glenn
was the first to orbit the earth; and Neil Armstrong
was the original man on the moon. Other famous Ohioans
include actors Clark Gable and Paul Newman, author
Toni Morrison and president Ulysses Grant.
As the seventh most populous state in the US, with
11,435,798 people (and the largest Amish population),
Ohio is an interesting blend of old-fashioned, countryside
communities and modern metropolises. With four distinct
seasons and 73 national parks, this state in the heart
of the Midwest is a great place for those who love
outdoor adventure. In the spring, summer, and fall,
you can rock climb, hike, horse ride, scuba dive, sail
or golf. And camping or renting a cottage or cabin
near the Great Lakes is extremely popular. During the
winter, in the snowbelt near Lake Erie, the state gets
enough of the white stuff to keep any skiing or snowboarding
enthusiast happy.
For culture buffs, there's plenty of theater, dance,
literature, visual arts, and museums to stimulate the
mind. And for a real-life history lesson, a visit to
the Amish region in Tuscarawas County – where
the horse and buggy is a common mode of transportation
– will take you back in time.
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