5 Reasons To Bring the Bikes on a Family Camping Trip

Planning a family camping trip is always an exciting adventure. You get to unplug, soak in fresh air, and create lasting memories. But have you thought about adding bikes to the packing list? If you’re looking for ways to get more out of your trip, bringing your family’s bikes might just be the perfect move. Here’s why you should bring the bikes on a family camping trip

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5 Tell-Tale Signs You Have Mice in Your Home

You’ve moved into your dream home with your family, and everything seems perfect, but then those unexpected, uninvited guests decide to join you. Yes, we’re talking about mice! Spotting these little critters early can save you a lot of hassle and prevent further infestation. We’ll walk you through the tell-tale signs you have mice in your home, so you can tackle the problem before it gets out of hand.

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Sauder Village Celebrates Summer with Themed Weeks for All Ages

This July, Sauder Village invites guests to participate in Summer at the Village, a three-week celebration featuring unique themes and activities each week. From learning about the importance of cows in early American society to exploring nature and historical leisure activities, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.

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Interesting Facts You Should Know About Lake Superior

Lake Superior, nestled in the heart of North America, remains an awe-inspiring body of water. Its sheer size and beauty have captivated residents and travelers alike for centuries. Beyond its famous expanse, Lake Superior hides an array of interesting, little-known facts. Did you know, for instance, that you can fit the entire state of Maine on the lake’s surface? Or that the waters enduringly conceal shipwrecks that tell centuries-old stories? For those who think lakes are more fun than any other body of water, check out these interesting facts about Lake Superior.

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Hocking Hills: Building Family Bonds Through Forest Therapy

Gone are the days of children eagerly hopping on their bikes first thing in the morning and filling their days with endless outdoor adventures, exploring the neighborhood, local woods, or stream, cultivating creativity in imaginary play, or learning valuable lifelong lessons in communication, conflict, and cooperation in an impromptu ballgame with siblings and the neighborhood kids. Screens have quickly replaced bicycles as the most coveted form of technology in children’s lives. Screens that offer endless streaming options so children become an audience of one another and watch as others share their hands-on adventures and explorations.

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