I was watching a story last night about the comeback of the Ithica Gun company. They've move their operation from New York to Upper Sandusky, Ohio, and have provided jobs to an economically depressed city. I've been to Cedar Point in Sandusky, Ohio, which is on Lake Erie. I assumed Upper Sandusky would be nearby and somehow north. No, Upper Sandusky is about 60 miles south of Sandusky. I'm not sure how that works. Is it an Ohio thing?
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Originally posted by UMStan White View PostThere are only a handful of rivers in North America that flow north. I don't believe the Sandusky River is one of those. (But I could be wrong)
The Cuyahoga follows a very odd path where it flows south from its origin to almost akron, then turns sharply north to what's now downtown Cleveland
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I thought that might be the case after I posted. Stranelove, Back in the mid-90's a truck driver used to come to our shipping department from Sandusky. We'd talk about stuff, and one day he said he played high school football against Chris Spielman. He said Spielman was a RB on offense, and ran over him like a runaway truck. I always took it with a grain of salt, though he wasn't the bullshitting, loudmouthed type. Is it possible that the two team played each other?I'll let you ban hate speech when you let me define hate speech.
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Benny Blades~"If you break down this team man for man, we have talent to compare with any team."
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Originally posted by UMStan White View PostI grew up in Niles Michigan where the St Joseph River flows north to Lake Michigan.
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