I’m heading to Hanoverton Ohio. Wife and I are making the 3 hour trip to pick up my Woodsrunner from Jim. We are also going to a local historic tavern for dinner the heading home. Should be a fun day!
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Sounds like a nice little trip.
SwanShot
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Enjoy, hope you have good weather for it.
Brokennock
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Is it sad or bad that I almost am more interested in reading about the tavern and meal than Kiblers and the rifle? Lol.
I do love a good meal and a nice historic tavern....
Mark E. Prickett
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Tell the Kibler's I said thanks for building an American business.
I’ll do that.
I’ll take some photos and give a full report this eve.. and it’s not sad buddy, I get it! 😉
Looks like we’re off with GREAT weather for our trip! Sunny skies and no wind.. a little chilly though!
Enjoy your day.
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Have a great time and be safe!
The trip went even better than wife and I had planned!!! Listened some great music on the way down…
Jim was there and I got to meet him and chat with him for a bit. I didn’t want to take up too much of his time, all staff were friendly and super helpful. He has QUITE the operation!!! Here’s Jim and I. Jim’s hiding behind the box and I’m the handsome devil with the ball cap… 😬
We left Jim’s with my prized Woodsrunner and went up the road a bit to the Spread Eagle Inn and Tavern. It was built around 1836 and is still in operation today. IF you ever go to Jim Kiblers to pick up a rifle.. or someday hopefully a Fowler, you simply can’t leave the area without visiting that Inn!! I’ll do a whole other write up later on that! For now I’d like to stay on subject, anyhow we left the Inn and made it home safely. I carefully unpackaged my Woodsrunner, man Jim sure does know how to pack stuff! Anyhow, it’s just simply perfect!! I couldn’t have asked for a better day to spend with my wife! Thanks again to Jim for taking the time out of his busy schedule to answer my questions and chit chat with me and the wife! Pet that pup for us again! Progress pics to come later. I’m only going to assemble it and let Ken Netting do the rest.
TraderVic
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Eastern Ohio (Hanover) is a drive from Western Wisconsin, maybe some day I'll point my truck camper that direction.
It’s actually Hanoverton Ohio.. sorry for the misspelling. It’s for sure worth the trip! Once we got off of US 30, it was rolling hills, old towns.. just a beautiful picturesque trip.
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Awesome. Good for you.
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Congratulations! What a great trip!
One of these days, I’ll have to pay him a visit. Quite a drive from NE Kansas, though.
Funny story: My wife and I had a honeymoon of sorts in Florida 9 years after the fact this last summer. Ran into a newly married couple and got to chitchatting.
“Yeah, I’m from a little town in Ohio. Kensington.”
“Oh yeah? Where about is that?”
“Southeast of Akron. Closest town would be Hanoverton, but I wouldn’t call it much of a town”
He was pleasantly surprised I knew exactly where it was and that I knew of the Kibler’s. I guess they were family friends of sorts. Small world.
Funny story: My wife and I had a honeymoon of sorts in Florida 9 years after the fact this last summer. Ran into a newly married couple and got to chitchatting.
“Yeah, I’m from a little town in Ohio. Kensington.”
“Oh yeah? Where about is that?”
“Southeast of Akron. Closest town would be Hanoverton, but I wouldn’t call it much of a town”
He was pleasantly surprised I knew exactly where it was and that I knew of the Kibler’s. I guess they were family friends of sorts. Small world.
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