The Ohio portion of the two back-to-back rally/gatherings is located in Holmes County which has the largest population of Amish people in the United States.  The area doesn’t seem to be as commercialized as some other Amish areas we have visited.  We plan on taking you on the back roads to see how they actually live and meet Amish friends of the Odoms. 

The Ohio Amish Rally will be for five nights followed by a stop-off for four days on our way back south at the Kentucky Horse Park located in Lexington, Kentucky.  Tours will be scheduled for both locations but we will not have a building at either location.  Usually it is comfortable enough to fellowship outside to enjoy a few breakfasts and pot-luck meals. 

This time of year is a beautiful time to visit Ohio.  The leaves will be turning and many fall festivals and sales will be occurring.  We always have fun attending the produce auction.  I’ve never seen so many pumpkins in one place as we’ve seen there.  They also have a quarter-horse and draft-horse auction that is very interesting.  In each future updated article, I’ll include other sites we have planned for you to see, so mark your calendar now in order to be a part of this fellowship time in Ohio in 2011 and keep checking the web page and newsletter for updates.  

Update:  We will be staying at the Scenic Hill RV Park in Millersburg, Ohio.  They are blocking off 15 sites for our rally for five nights.  We will arrive on Oct. 7 and leave on Oct. 12th.  The rate will be $125 for the five nights.  IMPORTANT, the sites will be available until 2 months prior to our arrival. This is a peak season and they want to be able to rent them out.   Everyone planning on attending this rally must call and make your own reservations at (330) 893-3607.  Tell them you are with the Traveling Supremes.  Remember, we'll leave together on the 12th going to Kentucky for the last leg of the two rallies.  

Linda Brian