WildMark

Just a meetup for Jeeps and people that want to see Jeeps at Hooters in Fort Myers Florida

Medevac helicopter coming in for a pickup

The Pauley suspension bridge last used for cars in 1988 now just a pedestrian bridge

Robotic dog in Ohio

Some of our ventures over the last year 

A look around the Grand Canyon National Park

Heading out and a guy in a wheelchair was holding up a garbage truck. Not sure what happened

A walk around Bunny Park Dublin Ohio

Top Fuel Funny car

Indian run Falls in Dublin Ohio 

Driving through Hurricane Ian trying to get home. Trucks overturned cars in ditches 100+ mph winds

The Gypsy Queen Grave Most people in Marion have probably heard of the Gypsy Queen grave in St. Mary’s Cemetery. The grave, which is located in the section of the cemetery reserved for non-Catholics, is relatively easy to locate since it’s usually covered in pennies as well as other assorted trinkets. There’s also a wooden cross nearby, likewise adorned, and which is also part of her grave. According to local lore, leaving offerings at her grave will bring good luck while stealing from it will cause a curse to befall the thief. According to an article appearing in The Marion Star on March 20th, 2010, marking the 105th anniversary of her death, the Gypsy Queen was a woman named Ann Judge, called Queen Cleo by her people. She died in childbirth on March 20th, 1905, while traveling through Marion. The child also died.

Driving down Stone Quarry Road a road that was closed.

Think about it

This tombstone when placed upright will roll over

Upper Falls, Hocking Hills State Park