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4.25/5 rDev +6%
11-28-2012 02:06:25 | More by ThirstyHowellthe3rd
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3.95/5 rDev -1.5%
Reviewed from notes written on 1-6-11.
Into a snifter gifted to me by my lovely girlfriend, Curmudgeon pours a cloudy, amber-orange with a medium khaki, one-finger head which retains nicely. I could have decanted this a bit better, as many little yeasties are floating about in the beer. The carbonation appears low and slow and the lacing is attractive, with hilltops and dots.
The smell is very malt-forward with aromas of caramel, brown sugar, and cinnamon, which all meld together well. When swirled aggressively, the woodnotes of the oak aging are very evident, along with a slightly peppery aroma. The more I inhale, the bigger the cinnamon contribution is. Founders website says that this is brewed with molasses- I can smell a little of that, as well.
The taste is somewhat spicier and woodier than I thought it would be, with a very earthy undertone on my tongue. Those flavors couple with a heavy malt presence of caramel and brown sugar, with some cinnamon spice taste in addition. The molasses adds a molasses cookie taste. The finish is nicely dry from the oak and bittering hops and just a little alcoholic heat soaks into my tongue at the end of the sip.
The mouthfeel is silky, creamy, and buttery on the tongue, but with a fine balancing nip on the sides from the oak- aging, hops, and alcohol. The finish is fairly clean for such a syrupy beast. I think the mouthfeel is the highlight of the beer.
I like this crotchety old fella and will have it again, but I've also had other Old Ales that I like a bit better. It is definitely not sessionable, but makes for a good sipper. This is another fine offering from Founders, but certainly not their best.
01-10-2011 21:45:15 | More by TCHopCraver
North Carolina
3.88/5 rDev -3.2%
Poured into a nonic a clear rich auburn color with a thinner but well sustained white head.Alcohol dipped fruit and vanilla stand out most in the nose with a hint of brown sugar,its warming at malt driven.Mouthfeel is a little sticky and a little thinner than expected,flavors are sweet up front with some cherry-like fruitiness and vanilla and the alcohol gives a little burn,there is a racey drying hop finish with is nice and balanced.A sipping brew, a nice warmer on a day like yesterday.
10-19-2008 13:19:35 | More by oberon
4.58/5 rDev +14.2%
Appearance This is a shiny almost glazy kind of brown in color with a beautiful brown head.
Smell The big, huge, boozy coconut and stiff oaky barrel must have left stains on the inside of my nose. The malts were broken down well so the wood and fruit really opened up nicely. It is such a unique aroma and nothing like anything else I have ever smelled.
Taste The sharp oaky coconut from the smell was just as potent at the taste. It is an amazingly smooth liqueresque flavor with a light, dusty taste.
Mouthfeel This is thinner than medium-bodied but bigger than light. It is incredibly smooth with no stinging sensation whatsoever from the big alcohol.
Drinkability This went down about as well as a high-ABV beer can.
Comments Thanks to my good friend and temporary landlord skyhand for putting me up for a few nights while I was in town and feeding me this exceptional dessert.
08-26-2006 01:50:16 | More by RoyalT
4.25/5 rDev +6%
02-01-2014 03:12:14 | More by aszatk01
4/5 rDev -0.2%
04-11-2013 01:39:54 | More by DanGeo
4/5 rDev -0.2%
04-26-2014 01:54:54 | More by Smokesnotes
3.83/5 rDev -4.5%
On tap at The Oak Cafe. Pours a dense copper color with a small-ish, off-white head that leaves a bit of lacing at first but fades away about halfway through the glass. The smell is rather basic and just a tad plain, full of malts, caramels, and roasted toffee. The taste delivers a bit more than the smell would lead on - up front with a nice, malty base, a warm, toasty flavor, heavy oak on the tongue with a slight bourbon taste and burn on the back of the tongue and the sides of the mouth. About halfway through the sip, some intense sweetness arrives, in the form of tart apple, grapes, and ripe raisins. All the while, some subtle cinnamon spices are dangling around in the background. The sip ends with a light splash of floral hops and a lasting bitterness that balances out the sweetness as the flavor slowly fades away. Thick and overall pretty smooth body, medium amount of carbonation.
This beer was pretty good. Not much on the nose, but really quite a complex flavor profile ranging from warm to sweet to spicy to bitter. Not something I'd drink more than one of, but definitely worthy of trying.
10-31-2012 12:25:19 | More by tectactoe
3.65/5 rDev -9%
A: Dark amber with a small off-white head that leaves a ring of lacings.
S: The smell is malty (caramel and fudge) with notes of ripe fruit (grapes, strawberries?) vanilla and spices. It's a rather rich smell. It's good, but something seems off, like it's going downhill or something.
T: A malt-forward beer with a pleasant taste of caramel and toffee. Lots of fruity notes. The taste is sweet but balancing spicy notes level the sweetness. Here's also an interesting note of vanilla. The finish has some nice bitterness to it and notes of wood and malts.
M: Medium body with a rather creamy and slick texture.
D: A decent beer. But Old ales raise my expectations and this one didn't really meet them. There are far better examples of the style.
09-16-2009 21:55:35 | More by ricke
4/5 rDev -0.2%
06-27-2012 13:24:03 | More by DavyJones
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3.75/5 rDev -6.5%
07-14-2014 17:43:46 | More by CavemanRamblin
4.03/5 rDev +0.5%
2009 vintage
Pours deep amber with a short lived head. Looks like what I think an old ale should look like.
Complex nose with some nutty oxidized notes, vanilla, oak, and rich, sweet malt complexities.
The flavor is fairly sweet, low carbonation and has some viscosity. Has a certain English yeast characteristic with an oak aged feel. Raisiny, bubblegum fruitiness, loaded with intricate malt nuances.
Really a very good beer that, given a couple of years, should really round out and become even more enjoyable. We shall see.
12-15-2009 01:37:13 | More by brownbeer
4.25/5 rDev +6%
06-13-2014 18:08:03 | More by npala86
4.25/5 rDev +6%
04-07-2014 17:27:35 | More by tbryan5
4/5 rDev -0.2%
06-24-2013 00:03:05 | More by woodchipper
3.75/5 rDev -6.5%
05-16-2013 03:19:45 | More by SanFranJake
4/5 rDev -0.2%
12-14-2011 18:09:29 | More by readicculus
North Carolina
4/5 rDev -0.2%
Poured from a 12 oz. bottle into a chalice style glass.
Pours a dark ruddy brown with light off-white head. A careful pour will leave the yeasties in the bottle which only makes it look nice in a glass.
Aromas are heavy and sweet with aromas of dark fruit and esters. You get the feeling this is going to be heavy just by the smell.
The flavors are primarily sweet with malt, but not cloying. The malts really don't have to fight anything bitter as they are the star of the show. Very heavy mouthfeel but, again, not cloying. The finish is smooth with a nice warming sensation. Very enjoyable.
As for drinkability, the first glass went down way to easy, and I was well into my second glass when the gravity of this brew sank in. Probably a good idea to sip it, but it's pretty good if you don't too. :-)
03-10-2010 23:30:48 | More by SIRIUS2
4.5/5 rDev +12.2%
02-18-2012 17:07:17 | More by bdkucharski
Rhode Island
4.25/5 rDev +6%
06-08-2014 04:02:01 | More by MikeC144
4.38/5 rDev +9.2%
12oz bottle pours into my glass a muddy brown with hints of amber shining through as well. A small head rises up and dies to a ring around the top just as quickly. A few particles floating around in there as well. Aromas of sweet bread, caramel and dark fruits meet upfront followed by a big vanilla aroma that is reminiscent of bourbon, although I don't believe this beer was barrel aged. Some sweet spiciness as well. I'm really enjoying the nose on this one, quite deep and complex.
First sip brings a dense sweet malt upfront with flavors of caramel and bread alongside dark fruits with a noticeable cherry. It flows down with a subtle yeasty spiciness and a good shot of vanilla yet again. Brandy and bourbon flavors come to mind with each sip. Finishes slightly sweet. The big, bold flavors in this brew really shine and make for quite an enjoyable drink.
Mouthfeel is medium bodied and somewhat viscous with a middle of the road carbonation that suits the beer well. It grabs on nicely while still finishing clean. I really enjoyed this brew and I'm glad I have another bottle. I could see myself indulging in a couple in a sitting for sure and I plan on buying another four pack if I see it available. Founders has impressed me again with this one!
06-13-2007 01:30:58 | More by orbitalr0x
3.95/5 rDev -1.5%
Always wanted to try this offering from Founders but never had it available to me. I'm only able to get it now by heading up the road to Mass.
Poured into my snifter. Basically no head, just a tiny ring around the edge of the glass. Brownish-amber body with reddish highlights throughout. Clear, even though some of the dregs made it in the glass. At 9.8 I dont expect much head, but a little more would be nice. Probably carbonated low to suit the style.
Overall, not much aroma. Again the low carbonation doesn't help here. Some light grain, but primarily a brandy-like alcohol with some fruity esters. Not much fusel, which is nice.
A little grain to start but then starts to transition into a lot of different flavors. The smooth alcohol hits first, then some raisin, dark fruit flavors, hints of cherry or plum, maybe. Some tobacco and tea leaf characteristics come through after the swallow, akin to a leafy hop flavor. A little sweetness prevails and lingers.
Good medium to full bodied beer. A touch of sweetness makes the flavor a bit sticky on the palatte. Super smooth, even given the high alcohol level. Low carbonation level works right in.
Overall a nice beer, not the best Old Ale I've had. Some interesting flavors throughout. Supremely drinkable given its size.
06-20-2009 02:50:52 | More by blitz134
4.5/5 rDev +12.2%
07-21-2012 23:12:31 | More by sabitu
4.5/5 rDev +12.2%
04-21-2013 16:04:58 | More by supa0525
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4/5 rDev -0.2%
07-15-2013 18:10:52 | More by Kjanisch7
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He may be a media darling, but Peyton Manning has cemented his place a notch below the level of Joe Montana, Johnny Unitas and Otto Graham among all-time quarterbacks, writes Mike Beacom.
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In blaming the offensive line and special teams for the Colts' Super Bowl loss, Bill Polian overlooked some egregious mistakes that other elements of his team made Sunday, writes PFW's Eric Edholm.
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Bold, persistent Saints wore down Colts
The Saints' bold gambles, coupled with their execution in all three facets of the game, led to victory in Super Bowl XLIV, writes PFW's Mike Wilkening.
Taking stock of a great Super Bowl win by the Saints
The Saints went through a gantlet of quarterbacks this season, cranked up to 11 in the playoffs, and came out world champs.
Saints stop Manning, top Colts 31-17
The New Orleans Saints stymied Peyton Manning, then intercepted him to seal the Super Bowl, rallying to beat the Indianapolis Colts 31-17 Sunday night.
Freeney, Powers active for Colts
Colts DE Dwight Freeney (ankle) and CB Jerraud Powers (foot) are active for Super Bowl XLIV.
On Wednesday, the Colts signed the offensive guard to their active roster.||||||| The 6-foot-6, 330-pound rookie was drafted by the Jets in the sixth round at No. 203 overall in April. He was waived Aug. 31. He played at Baylor and blocked for Robert Griffin III, the Heisman Trophy winner who is now the quarterback for the Washington Redskins.
The Jets released 15 players Friday, including Griffin, who blocked for Heisman Trophy winner Robert Griffin III at Baylor and was New York's sixth-round draft pick.||||||| He is not related to the Redskins quarterback chosen No. 2 overall in the draft.


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Michael Branch takes his daughters to a tree near their Nevada home, where people leave shoes telling stories.
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30 Great Midwest Spots to See Fall Color
Indiana: Brown County [1]
Artists were drawn to Brown County a century ago for its rolling hills and natural beauty. Today, an artists' colony still thrives, especially in and near county seat Nashville (population: 797) -- a great destination for cool boutiques, artsy finds and cooking with a Southern touch. Visitors come to enjoy both the arts and the scenery, which is especially appealing in fall. Brown County State Park, Indiana's largest state park, spreads over hills southeast of Nashville, offering activities such as horseback-riding, hiking and mountain bike trails.
Brown County Convention and Visitors Bureau [2]
St. Louis: Missouri Botanical Garden [6]
More balmy than brisk, fall in St. Louis is perfect for hopscotching between the city's historic green (and red and gold) spaces. A prime destination: Missouri Botanical Garden. Most days the gardens are peaceful, especially the 14-acre Japanese Garden (pictured at left). But the Best of Missouri Market in early October bustles with food vendors, plant sales and music. (314) 577-5100; mobot.org [7]
S [8]ee Midwest Living's story about a fall getaway in St. Louis. [9]
Michigan: Upper Peninsula waterfalls [12]
The Upper Peninsula is home to almost 200 major named falls, plus countless smaller, anonymous ones. In autumn, cool temperatures invite you to hike to the tumbling falls through forests colored by crimson-hue maples and yellow aspens.
Sixty-five significant falls -- including Bond Falls (left) -- punctuate Ontanogon and Gogebic counties alone. Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park also claims dozens of waterfalls, including a spectacular series easily accessible along the half-mile boardwalk of the Presque Isle River Scenic Area.
U [13]pper Peninsula Waterfalls [14]
Cleveland: Cuyahoga Valley National Park [17]
In Cleveland, you can have your nature and your city, too. Just 20 minutes from downtown is Cuyahoga Valley National Park, a 33,000-acre preserve. Where mules once pulled canal boats, walkers and bicyclists now stream along the 20-mile Ohio and Erie Canal Towpath Trail. More ambitious hikers choose from an additional 100 miles of trails. Families tour a 19th-century living history museum, and the Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad chugs past heron and bald eagle nests (and offers ghost train rides in autumn!).
South Dakota: Custer State Park [21]
At 71,000 acres, Custer State Park (30 miles south of Rapid City) is one of the nation's largest state parks, known for granite spires called Needles and the 1,500 head of bison that wander freely. You can't go wrong with any of the trails here, but for a short, 1-mile walk, it's hard to beat the loop around lovely Sylvan Lake. For a longer hike, head to Harney Peak (and into the Black Hills National Forest); it's about 7 miles round-trip from the Sylvan Lake trailhead, with gorgeous vistas of the area's famous granite formations.
Custer State Park [22]
Michigan: Mackinac region [25]
If you've only been to Michigan's Mackinac region during the summer (or never been at all), you owe yourself a fall trip. You'll find the best seats on ferries, prime lakeside-restaurant tables, wonderfully deserted hiking trails, bargain hotel rates -- and stunning fall color.
Thanks to the insulating effects of the Great Lakes, the color show here often starts in late September and stretches into late October. Fall foliage forms a backdrop everywhere you turn: riding along on an island carriage tour (left); driving the Tunnel of Trees (State-119) near Cross Village; exploring Mackinac Island State Park; or crossing a forest-canopied bridge at Historic Mill Creek Discovery Park near Mackinaw City.
Mackinac Island Tourism Bureau [26]
Illinois River Road National Scenic Byway [30]
Within easy drives of Chicago and St. Louis, the Illinois River Road National Scenic Byway threads through natural areas and past the sort of water views, bluffs and brilliant fall foliage Illinois rarely gets credit for. When travelers start craving the comforts of civilization, the road meanders to places with just the right amount -- welcoming hearths, inspiring art and history, memorable meals, and even locally produced wines. At left, a view of the Illinois River unfolds from a bluff at Starved Rock State Park.
Illinois River Road National Scenic Byway [31]
Read about Midwest Living's trip to the Illinois River Road National Scenic Byway [32]
Wisconsin: Door County [35]
Many of the pioneers who settled in Door County in the 18th and 19th centuries came from New England, and their white clapboard architecture has earned Door County the moniker Cape Cod of the Midwest. In fall, as foliage turns fiery red and orange, the quaint maritime villages of Sturgeon Bay, Egg Harbor, Fish Creek, Ephraim and Sister Bay look all the more like New England. Throughout the county, five state parks -- including designated wilderness area Newport State Park -- also show off fall's finest colors.
Door County Visitor Bureau [36]
Minnesota: Root River Valley [40]
A rare mix of activities comes together in the Root River Valley in the southeast corner of Minnesota (120 miles south of the Twin Cities). Along the 30-mile stretch between Lanesboro and Houston, the river, the paved Root River State Trail and the Historic Bluff Country National Scenic Byway (State-16) run parallel, offering different ways to explore storybook towns and the scenic stretches in between. Hardwood trees cloak the limestone bluffs, transforming the valley into a quilt of colors.
Lanesboro Chamber of Commerce [41]
Read Midwest Living's tips for visiting the Root River Valley [43]
Missouri: Katy Trail [46]
The nation's longest rails-to-trails bike path starts northwest of St. Louis in St. Charles and loosely follows the Missouri River west for 225 miles, through small towns, farmland, prairie and wine country. Known for towering cliffs and tree-lined ridges, the Katy Trail provides a passage through some of Missouri's loveliest fall foliage. Ultimately, the 20-year-old trail will connect to city and county bike paths to Kansas City, making it possible to pedal across all of Missouri.
Katy Trail [47]
Ohio: Ashtabula County's covered bridges [50]
Benetka Road Covered Bridge, built about 1900 and renovated in 1985, spans the Ashtabula River and is one of 17 historic and reconstructed bridges in northeast Ohio's Ashtabula County. In the fall, the Ashtabula County Covered Bridge Festival features tours of the bridges plus country music, a parade and other entertainment. Extend the fall experience by exploring the orchards and vineyards around pretty lake towns in Ashtabula, which borders Lake Erie.
Ashtabula County Convention and Visitors Bureau [51]
Ashtabula County Covered Bridge Festival [52]
Kansas: Glacial Hills Scenic Byway four-state overlook [56]
See Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska and Iowa from a viewing platform in tiny White Cloud (population: 176), 85 miles northwest of Kansas City, Missouri. The town, on the bluffs of the Missouri River, lies at the northern end of the 63-mile Glacial Hills Scenic Byway.
The byway runs through rolling, wooded countryside and connects the towns of Leavenworth, Atchison and Troy with White Cloud. Be sure to stop at Jackson Park in Atchison for another scenic overview of the river. Click on the byway link below for a map and sample itinerary.
Iowa: Historic Hills Scenic Byway [60]
Better-known fall-drive destinations carry nearly the deadline pressure of a day at work. Visitors must book lodgings months ahead, then wait for tables at trendy restaurants. But on southeast Iowa's 85-mile Historic Hills Scenic Byway, down where the Des Moines River makes its stretch run to the Mississippi, there's no place for urgency. Most weekends find the area fairly quiet, although the annual Scenic Drive Festival in October swells towns such as Bentonsport, Keosauqua and Bonaparte (each with populations of around 1,100 or fewer) with crafters, pancake feeds, pedal tractor races and old-time medicine shows.
Historic Hills Scenic Byway [61]
Minneapolis: Grand Rounds National Scenic Byway [64]
Come fall, instinct draws many Minnesotans to the Grand Rounds National Scenic Byway. The 55-mile loop follows the Mississippi River southeast from downtown before snaking back to the green spaces on the city's west side.
The country's only official urban scenic byway offers a continuous, magnetic beauty. Huge parks, such as 759-acre Theodore Wirth, give visitors a total fall immersion. The byway's lakes have personalities as different as siblings' -- showy Calhoun, quiet Brownie, family-oriented Harriet. Minnehaha Park features a 53-foot waterfall. Sample these and other attractions, then reminisce about how you took one of Minnesota's prettiest fall drives without ever leaving the metro.
Grand Rounds National Scenic Byway [65]
Missouri: wine trails [69]
If autumn could be captured in a glass, it would be this: a cabernet sauvignon, glistening ruby red like fall leaves, reflecting the golden glint of the late-day Missouri sun. The aroma, too, rich in fruity harvest and earthy roots, speaks to the end-of-season landscape. To capture this vignette, travel one of central Missouri's wine trails, with many wineries (including the Stone Hill Winery, left) near Hermann and Defiance along the Missouri River. When October arrives, the region gives a new twist to Oktoberfest festivities by celebrating with fall winery tours and tastings.
Missouri Wines [70]
Read Midwest Living's tips on wine country weekend getaways [71]
Nebraska: Arbor Lodge State Historical Park and Arboretum [74]
More than 250 varieties of trees and shrubs -- many planted by the founder of Arbor Day and his family -- flourish in a 72-acre arboretum in Nebraska City. The grounds of Arbor Lodge State Historical Park and Arboretum include at least 10 state-champion trees, the largest examples of their species in Nebraska. Visitors can also tour Arbor Lodge, a 52-room neo-Colonial mansion that was the home of J. Sterling Morton, founder of Arbor Day (first celebrated in 1872) and U.S. Secretary of Agriculture under President Grover Cleveland.
South Dakota: Oyate Trail [78]
Running along South Dakota's southern border from North Sioux City west to the southern Black Hills, US-18, known as the Oyate Trail, blends South Dakota's past and present. On the east edge of the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation, a short detour north leads to Wounded Knee, site of an 1890 massacre of 300 Lakota. Pass pine-topped outcroppings and horses grazing in meadows while traveling 115 miles west through the reservation. Hot Springs rewards visitors with spas and Evans Plunge, a gravel-bottom indoor swimming pool with 87-degree water.
Oyate Trail [79]
Great River Road [82]
The nation's mightiest river offers some of the Midwest's most dramatic fall scenery. Majestic wilderness, reborn river towns and carefully preserved history await along the Great River Road, which passes through Missouri, Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin and Minnesota on its 2,000-mile journey from the Gulf Coast to northern Minnesota. Choose a stretch of the Great River Road to follow by visiting byways.org. At left, the Mississippi stretches alongside the Great River Road near Elsah, Illinois.
Minnesota: North Shore [86]
Minnesota's North Shore is a 154-mile stretch of waterfalls, densely wooded inland mountains, pebbled Lake Superior shoreline, and small towns. In autumn, woods dotted with maples flaming red and orange attract hikers along the Superior Hiking Trail.
Less adventuresome travelers can take a leisurely ride to panoramic views on the mountain tram in Sawtooth Mountain Park or drive the North Shore Scenic Drive (State-61), which runs 150 miles from Duluth at the southwestern tip of the lake to Grand Portage at the Canadian border. Along the way, eight state parks beckon with waterfalls, forest trails and achingly beautiful Lake Superior views.
Superior Hiking Trail Association [87]
Wisconsin: Stockholm [93]
You'll still find plenty of Petersons, Andersons and Ericksons in this Swedish-founded town (they originally made their living by fishing and harvesting ice on Lake Pepin). But modern Stockholm (population: 96, located 60 miles southeast of Saint Paul) got its start in the 1970s, when artists began discovering the beauty along Lake Pepin and the Mississippi River.
Situated along the popular Great River Road, Stockholm offers small-town charm as well as river scenery. Explore art galleries and shops, sample Scandinavian foods and stay for one of the area's festivals that combine old-world heritage with new creative expression. Check Stockholm's website for fall events that include an art fair and a food, wine and cider festival.
Ohio: Hocking Hills State Park [97]
Explore soaring shelf caves, deep gorges and sweeping overlooks at Hocking Hills State Park (55 miles southeast of Columbus). Expect company on the trails, especially on the weekends, when crowds snake past the fall colors of Ash Cave and Old Man's Cave. But on weekdays, you might have the park more to yourself. Nearby Hocking State Forest and Conkle's Hollow State Nature Preserve also offer spectacular fall foliage.
Kansas: Botanica, The Wichita Gardens [101]
More than two dozen themed gardens spread over 9 acres at Botanica, The Wichita Gardens, showcasing 3,600 species of plants. Sculptures, fountains, waterfalls and streams dot the grounds; in fall, 5,000 mums add fresh blooms throughout the garden, and trees such as the Shantung Maple (pictured) turn brilliant colors. Among the areas to explore: Woodland Walk, Garden on the Rocks, Margie Button Fountain Garden and the Sally Stone Sensory Garden.
Indiana: Parke County's covered bridges [105]
Thirty-one covered bridges punctuate Parke County's landscape like the miniature buildings in a model train set. Here, 55 miles west of Indianapolis in the Wabash River Valley, you'll find the nation's highest concentration of covered bridges. Stop by the visitors center in Rockville, pick up maps and set out on a self-guided trip through time. In October, tour buses roll in for the half-century-old Covered Bridge Festival.
Michigan: Porcupine Mountains State Park [109]
The Porkies (150 miles west of Marquette) embody Michigan's remote Upper Peninsula, with 59,000 wild acres, 90 miles of trails and, if you get away from the campsites, not too many visitors. If you only go once, be sure to stop and drop your jaw at the Lake of the Clouds vistas, ringed in fall by a necklace of color. Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park also claims dozens of waterfalls, including a spectacular series easily accessible along the half-mile boardwalk of the Presque Isle River Scenic Area.
Illinois: Shawnee Hills Wine Trail [113]
The little towns—not a stoplight among them—along the Shawnee Hills Wine Trail offer enough to fill several days. Fresh-picked apples fill baskets at Rendleman Orchards' Farm Market, and apple dumplings tempt at Flamm Orchards. Walking trails around Cedar Lake cross creek shallows; hilly hikes through Little Grand Canyon and Giant City State Park shred stereotypes about Illinois' landscape. Dozens of bed-and-breakfasts and cabins burrow in the hills, and the wineries reveal personalities all their own—not to mention a mix of sweet and dry varieties reflecting the region's deepening understanding of wine making.
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Art, history and a splash of kitschy fun mingle in Eureka Springs, a Victorian town nestled in the wooded hills of Arkansas. Set aside an autumn weekend to savor its colorful charms.
You'll find a maze of impossibly steep streets lined with quaint homes and inns. Spring Street packs galleries, gift shops and restaurants. Tiny parks protect natural springs, and spas echo the town's history as a haven for healing. Don't miss Thorncrown Chapel, a glass-walled church in the woods (pictured).
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The Loess Hills, which the wind sculpted from silt deposits as glaciers retreated eons ago, dominate a narrow section of western Iowa in the Big Sioux and Missouri River valleys. Enjoy the area's fall foliage from the Loess Hills National Scenic Byway, a 220-mile route that links prairies, parks, forests and overlooks stretching to the Missouri (712) 482-3029; visitloesshills.org [124]. The Loess Hills Visitors Center in Moorhead (55 miles north of Council Bluffs) offers maps and brochures to help plan your trip.
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North Dakota: Sheyenne River Valley National Scenic Byway [127]
In a state known for its flat terrain, the Sheyenne River Valley National Scenic Byway offers a refreshing change. The 63-mile byway follows the route of the Sheyenne River from Lisbon to Lake Ashtabula, winding through a tree-spotted valley rich in pioneer lore and linking sites such as Sheyenne State Forest, Fort Ransom State Park and Little Yellowstone Park. At left, fall leaves cover a trail to a small footbridge along the byway near Valley City (about 60 miles west of Fargo).
Michigan: M-22 color tour [131]
In 2011, Good Morning America viewers voted Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore the most beautiful place in America. But this wedge of Eden jutting into Lake Michigan still harbors a juicy secret: Fall is even better than summer. A single highway, M-22, traces the shore up from Manistee, around the Leelanau Peninsula, then back down to Traverse City—116 gorgeous miles in all. The scenery flits between idyllic towns and breathtaking vistas of 300-foot golden sand dunes crowned with an autumn cap of red, green and gold leaves.
Harvest bounty Northern Michigan's rich soil and lake-tempered climate make for fantastic local wine and produce. Look for roadside fruit stands with the final harvest of heirloom tomatoes and squash—or the first of pears and apples.
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South Dakota: Spearfish Canyon [135]
The 20-mile drive through Spearfish Canyon on US-14A winds along Spearfish Creek past cliffs up to 1,000 feet tall. The Black Hills harmonic convergence of rock, water and woods has long lured visitors; it so impressed architect Frank Lloyd Wright that he declared it better even than the Grand Canyon. Fall finds the canyon at its scenic peak, with spruce and ponderosa pines forming a dark green backdrop to the radiant golden leaves of stands of aspen and birch.
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— Nissan made two bold moves when redesigning the 2013 Sentra.
First, it did a particularly good job on the tried-and-true plan for freshening compact cars: make it bigger, smoother, quieter, nicer and prettier looking.
The new generation Sentra does all that, which makes it a dramatically better car than the rather forgettable 2012 model. It's a big step above the Versa sedan, which currently slots at the bottom of Nissan's sedan lineup, and is closer to what drivers used to expect from the mid-size Altima.
It's a solid-feeling car, one that doesn't seem like the bargain-basement economy car that the Sentra was 10 years ago. It's a more grown-up car now, aimed at "professionals" who want something mature, comfortable and stylish.
A new look for the body, complete with Audi-style LED accents, and classy cabin materials are a big part of that.
But the second major change is a geeky mechanical advancement found deep within the Sentra's transmission: a sub-planetary gear.
For some background, Nissan has been deeply committed to continuously variable transmissions (CVTs), and the new Sentra includes a big, noticeable advancement in CVT technology.
CVTs don't typically have traditional gears with teeth. Instead, they have a system of pulleys that change the gear ratio depending on the vehicle's speed, making the car feel like it's powered by rubber bands.
Personally, while I understand the logic behind them, I've never been a fan of CVTs because they don't feel as responsive as a modern, traditional automatic with real gears in it.
In this new Sentra, though, I had my best CVT experience to date. This transmission uses what Nissan calls a sub-planetary gear to shift between very high and very low ranges, which means the transmission can use smaller pulleys and respond faster to input from the driver.
It also means the new CVT design can deliver a higher gear ratio of 7.3-to-1, which is better than seven-speed automatics and currently the highest ratio of any automatic transmission in the world.
See, I told you it was geeky.
All that engineering effort results in better gas mileage and a more responsive feel when you stomp on the accelerator. It's a good fit for the fun-to-drive Sentra, with its sporty suspension and tossable, lightweight impression in curves.
Despite the new Sentra being considerably bigger than the old one, it weighs 150 pounds less now. The lightweight construction, along with the fresh CVT design, contribute to a big jump in gas mileage.
Highway fuel economy is rated up to 40 mpg in the Sentra FE+ model, while ordinary Sentras with the CVT are rated at 39 mpg on the highway and 30 in city driving.
Combined fuel economy is 34 mpg, which Nissan claims leads the Sentra's class.
Everything about the cabin has moved upscale — materials, technology and spaciousness — with one exception: the size of the digital screen on the center stack. Its 5.8-inch size is a bit small for a freshly redesigned car.
Pricing starts at $15,990 with a manual transmission or $16,990 with the CVT.
Derek Price is an automotive columnist for CNHI News Service. Contact him at email@example.com.


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SALEM, Mass. — The insecticide that targets mosquitoes in an effort to combat West Nile virus in communities north of Boston also hits an unintended target: honeybees.
It's a frustration and a concern for residential beekeepers, some of whom say they've lost thousands of bees.
Beekeeper Anita Deeley of Beverly, Mass., estimates that between 100,000 and 150,000 of her bees died last year — four hives — even though she covered them the night the city sprayed for mosquitoes.
This year, Deeley moved her hives prior to the spraying last week in neighboring Salem.
"I understand why they need to spray, but it is a little frustrating for beekeepers," Deeley said. "I wish they wouldn't spray at all, but I understand why they're spraying."
Mosquitoes from several towns in this part of Massachusetts, including Salem and Beverly, have tested positive for West Nile virus this summer. The disease can be fatal, but health officials estimate that fewer than 1 percent of people infected with West Nile develop severe illness.
"Against this perceived threat, we're spraying a cloud of spray in a neighborhood," said Salem beekeeper Richard Girard. "It's really throwing the baby out with the bath water. ... The spraying of this stuff, from a beekeeper's perspective, is absolutely dire. You can't protect your hives. It will kill them."
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Card's agency sprays insecticide from trucks after dark, when the chemicals can come in direct contact with mosquitoes, he said. This summer, they've used an insecticide called Duet, which targets adult mosquitoes. The trucks are equipped with a GPS device, which alerts the driver to any addresses that have opted out of spraying.
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He did look bad last night.That said, I remember Miami making FSU's Derrick Brooks look silly in one game. Completely out of position. He turned out OK if I recall correctly.
Did Manti get exposed or was it just a bad game?Regardless, with how bad he looked last night, it most definitely will hurt his draft stock, IMO.
I'm not willing to write him off as an NFL prospect based on last night's game. After last night's game however, I AM willing to say he's not a guy that I think the team would *need* to draft when the team already has two solid linebackers. (And runs a scheme where the third linebackers plays a relatively limited role.)


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Dermyer helped lead the Eagles to a solid 2012-13 season. FGCU became the first school to go undefeated in A-Sun play in back-to-back seasons, finishing the season with the most victories (27) of the 13 Division I institutions in the state of Florida and capturing the program's third consecutive A-Sun Regular Season crown. Led by 2013 A-Sun Player and Scholar-Athlete of the Year Sarah Hansen and 2013 A-Sun Defensive Player of the Year Brittany Kennedy, FGCU also secured the ninth-straight 21+ win in program history and participated in their sixth consecutive Division I postseason tournament (WNIT). Leading the nation and the Atlantic Sun in three-point field goals per game (9.4), for the second year in a row, the Green and Blue ranked in the top 40 in the country in 13 different statistical categories in the final NCAA rankings.
Less than 14 months after tying the all-time NCAA record and setting the 2011-12 NCAA single-game high with 21 three-pointers on 51 long range attempts in their 106-27 over NAIA foe Webber International on Nov. 28, 2011 at Alico Arena, the Eagles knocked down 22 triples in a 97-60 win at ETSU on Jan. 12, 2013. Prior to breaking the record, the Eagles, who own the NCAA Division I single season record for three-pointers (342; 2011-12), were tied for first place all-time with New Mexico State, who drained 21 triples against Louisiana-Lafayette on Feb. 23, 2002. The NCAA Division I record 22 three-point makes are also a program and Atlantic Sun Conference best, as FGCU made 10 treys in the first half and 12 in the second. The Green and Blue hit 12-of-23 (52.2 percent) triples in the final frame in which they outscored the Lady Bucs 46-35.
In 2011-12, Dermyer helped the Green and Blue wrap up the most historic season in its Division I history, winning the program's first Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament Championship, advancing to the NCAA Tournament and earning a No. 12 seed in the Raleigh Region. FGCU finished with a 29-3 overall record that included a league-first 18-0 mark in the A-Sun. The Green and Blue, with their seven trifectas vs. St. Bonaventure in the first round of the NCAA Tournament, set the NCAA record for three-pointers in a season (342), while also setting the Division I record for three-point field goals made per game (10.7).
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During the 2011-12 season, Dermyer was recognized as one of the Top 25 Mid-Major women's college basketball assistant coaches in the nation, according to CollegeInsider.com. Dermyer, the lone A-Sun coach to be mentioned, came in at No. 21 on the list. The list took into account a variety of factors including an assistant coach's work ethic, servant's mentality, reputation amongst peers, longevity and success with the program, reliability, attention to detail, recruiting skills, basketball knowledge and future potential.
The article was penned by Jason Belzer, who wrote of Dermyer: " The former Florida Gulf Coast standout player joined the coaching ranks in 2008 and has since been instrumental in developing four first-team and two second-team All-Conference players. During the 2010-11 season, Dermyer helped lead the Eagles to the Atlantic Sun Conference regular season title and an automatic bid to the WNIT, after posting a 28-4 overall record."
In 2010-11, Dermyer helped lead the Eagles to an Atlantic Sun Conference regular season crown after posting a 28-4 overall record (17-3 A-Sun). FGCU, who earned an automatic bid to the WNIT, led the nation in three point field goals made per game, as Shannon Murphy picked up first team all-conference honors and Sarah Hansen earned second team all-conference and was named to the A-Sun All-Freshmen squad.
During the 2009-10 camapaign, Dermyer saw Chelsea Lyles earn first team all-conference honors, while Adrianne McNally and Shannon Murphy were named to the second team. The Eagles posted 24 wins, to secure the program's seventh 21-plus win season in the eight-year program history, along with a second place finish in the Atlantic Sun Conference. FGCU received the program's first invitation to play in the preseason WNIT, where they advanced to the second round with a win over UTEP before falling to New Mexico and Georgia Tech, and also secured their third consecutive postseason WNIT automatic bid. By participating in the 2010 postseason WNIT, FGCU became the first A-Sun school to make three consecutive WNIT appearances.
In 2008-09, the Blue and Green won the program's first regular season Atlantic Sun crown with a 17-3 record. FGCU led the A-Sun in scoring, scoring margin, field goal percentage, three-point field goal percentage, assists, assist-to-turnover ratio, and three-point field goals made during the season. The Eagles also cemented a place in the All-Time A-Sun record books by winning 17 conference games. The Eagles lost to eventual champion USF in the second round of the WNIT and finished the 2008-09 season with an overall record of 26-5, with first team all-conference selections Adrianne McNally and Chelsea Lyles and A-Sun Freshman of the Year Kelsey Jacobson leading the way.
Dermyer joined the staff at FGCU after a solid two-year playing career for the Eagles. Her senior year saw her lead the team to the WNIT. Dermyer led the Eagles in three-point percentage (.388), assists (4.9 apg), steals (1.4 spg) and minutes (35.7 minutes per game). A second-team All-Atlantic Sun pick in 2008, Dermyer led the conference in assists and assist-to-turnover ratio and ranked sixth nationally with her 2.44 assist-to-turnover ratio. She led the team 23 times in assists and finished her career ranked first overall in school history with an average of 4.7.
A native of Fort Collins, Col., Dermyer graduated from Poudre High School. She received both her bachelor's degree in finance (2007) and her master's degree in business administration (2010) from Florida Gulf Coast University.


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Nearly 40 percent of the absentee ballots Connecticut service members cast from overseas in the last election never were received, according to a state senator.
The state requires that these service members, who are often at remote posts, return their ballots through the postal service. State Sen. Gayle Slossberg and five other legislators introduced a bill to allow them to e-mail or fax their ballots, like 29 other states currently do.
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