Autumn in Ohio is both beautiful and tragically short. While these photos aren’t dynamic by any stretch, I just wanted to share a few shots of autumn in the Buckeye State. Flip through and enjoy our autumn in Ohio photo tour.
A few years ago, my family adopted this classic Ohio pose at the Bridge of Dreams in Knox County. The 370 foot bridge is the second longest covered bridge in Ohio and the third longest in the United States. It spans the Mohican River, which is visible in the photo below.
The corn shocks, below, were photographed near Sugarcreek in an area with a large Amish population.
The bottom left picture is of my oldest when she was much younger. We were just playing around with getting a picture of her with her carving.
Above right, I caught this kitty enjoying the Circleville Pumpkin Show a few years ago.
Glad that the praying mantis, above, enjoyed my pumpkin display last season.
Gourds on display at a roadside stand in Central Ohio.
The lower falls area of Old Man’s Cave in the Hocking Hills State Park near Logan, Ohio. The Hocking Hills area is one of premier hiking and nature areas in the state. Soon you can click through to an article on Rock House, another area of the park.
Above might not be the best picture, but I’m just showing off our puppy checking out the pumpkins at Sharp Farms near Lancaster. His name, by the way, is Pumpkin.
Below is an assortment of gourds at the Lynd Fruit Farm in Pataskala, Ohio. In the past we’ve made the trip there to pick apples as a family.
And finally, we end the tour at our own front porch (below). If you haven’t already, get out and enjoy Ohio in autumn. Click through to our article on the pumpkin patch to find an outing near you.
Looking for a great autumn recipe? When you carve your pumpkin, be sure to make some roasted pumpkin seeds!
Thanks, as always, for FindingOhio with us. Share some of your favorite locations for experiencing autumn in Ohio or some of your favorite photos in the comments.
