#Olentangy Caverns

[jtmfr]

If you live near a cavern tourist thing and they have dig/sift your own crystals, those tend to be a lot of bang for your buck. I went to Olentangy Caverns in Ohio and got a bag of sifting dirt for 6 USD and got 20+ small crystals from it.

So I've been very lazy with my studying toward witch craft and therefore I'm going back to the beginning~ lol. Any advice for a little witch?

Some Advice for Getting Started:

*Start with things that interest you!* 

I know i get terribly bored very quickly (gemini curse lmao) so i find that if i dive into stuff i’m interested in learning about, that it will tend to hold my attention longer and help me get back into the swing of things! So in my example one of my first things i researched when i was starting out was about Crystals and their properties/uses in magic! From there i was able to use that as a sort of base jumping off point for my magical practice! And if you find something you were learning about doesn’t seem like it fits you/your style/ your practice then drop it and move on to the next thing! 

*Ask Questions!*

No Questions Are Stupid Questions No Questions Are Stupid Questions No Questions Are Stupid Questions!!!! Questions mean you care enough to try and learn more about something! I’m pretty much always here and will try my best to answer as best as i am able And if I can’t i will do my best to help direct you to someone more knowledgeable!

*TAKE YOUR TIME!*

This one is important because most of the time i feel like i see baby/beginner witches try really REALLY hard to “reach the same level” as other witches as quickly as possible when in reality that just hurts THEIR path in the long run. Your path is your own, take it at your own pace. Enjoy the little bumps along the way and find the “Roses of your Path” (the things that make you want to stop and appreciate them: the satisfaction of calling your first Storm, the chill of the night air when you set out your first Full Moon Water, the spark when you find that one crystal.) Enjoy it. Enjoy your path, Enjoy your Craft. 

*Use the Things you Already Own!*

Another thing i see beginners getting hung up on (myself included, i was/am extremely guilty of this lol) is wanting to go out and buy a ton of supplies. try looking around your house for things that can be re purposed. Old Spaghetti Sauce Jars can be cleaned and used as spell jars, deity altars/shrines, or ingredient storage! Take pictures from old magazines and make a collage Altar on paper! Use a composition notebook as your Book Of Shadows! Your old broken glasses case can be used as a case for your portable altar! Dig around and see if there are extra candles you haven’t used in a while! Wash out and save those eggshells from your cooking to use as spell ingredients! It takes some creative thinking but you can reclaim pretty much anything for your craft!

*Look for Bargains!*For one thing prices can be outrageous for actual craft materials: like Crystals and Gems? Truly truly truly outrageous. So keep your eyes peeled for bargains and deals! Some of the best places to look for things on the cheap would be Dollar Stores, Flea Markets, Thrift Shops, Garage/Estate Sales! Most of the time in those places you can try haggling to get things at a cheaper price (or get more for less.) It really just depends on the place but you can find the most interesting assortments of things! Keep your eyes peeled in your general day to day life as well see if there are sales at your local grocery store for seed packets, seasonal items/holiday items (look for the sales afterwords to really save haha) The internet is a great place to look, i know Ebay has sellers who sell raw crystals/ crystal chunks by the pound. There’s also places to buy spices in bulk too . *Don’t Compare Your Path to Others!*Your Path is Your Path, Their Path is Their Path. Being online and part of the witchy community in tumblr means that there are a lot of ideas being shared from people’s paths and their views on how they think magic should be practiced. What works for them might not work for you and vice versa. Only YOU can decide what is best for you and your path. and on that note:*Figure Out What YOU Want Out of Your Path!*When you get some time, sit down and write out all the things you want to get from your path and think critically about how you want magic to work in your daily life. Do you want it to be Super Formal or more casual? perhaps a mix of the two?  Test the waters! Try things once and if you don’t like it then you know and can move on to the things that work better for your lifestyle/craft/path!Some examples from my list that i can think of right now would be:-Better knowledge of Crystals/ Crystal remedies and their healing properties-Daily research -aka tumblr--Appreciating Nature more (Whenever i go on walks with my dog i try to pick up some litter if/when i see it)-Daily Deity appreciation  -aka deity aesthetic reblogs to @theemeraldgod & Pintrest-

Helpful Links for Beginners:Sww Master List of Tags- Here’s my main hub of things that i tag feel free to look and see if something interests you!Altars/ Altar set up Advice- My long winded post about what to put on your Altar.My Beginner Tag// My Beginner 101 Tag- There are two tags because they have similar information, the 101 tag is for more ‘Hey I just started today what do I need to know’

Anyways thanks for sending this in! I’ve been meaning to make one of these for a while and this finally gave me the excuse ^^

-oOo-StormWaterWitch

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Went to the Olentangy Caverns with Gailee because it's 55 degrees in here!

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Powell OH Is a Great Place to Live

With Columbus only a half-hour away, Powell OH is a great place to live. It is a vibrant community that offers all of the modern amenities you need while also maintaining its small-town roots. It is home to a variety of shopping and dining options in both the city and downtown, as well as a local winery and brewery!

For a relaxing day out, visit Olentangy Caverns, located just eight minutes from Powell. These caverns are millions of years old and were formed by a river cutting through limestone rock. They are a must-see for anyone interested in history, or just looking for a peaceful place to spend the day!

Whether you're in the mood for Italian food or something more American, there is plenty of dining options to choose from in Powell. Vittoria, one of the city's most popular restaurants, serves up a wide range of traditional Italian dishes with an updated twist. Their chefs are renowned for their creativity and attention to detail, and the ambiance is second-to-none!

For those who enjoy trying new wines, you'll love this local business. This winery is owned and operated by a family who loves the area. The Waldron family opened the winery in 2011 and has been making wines in Powell ever since. It's a fun place to spend an afternoon tasting the different varieties and finding your favorite!

Located just a short drive from Powell, the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium is a popular attraction for families. It's the oldest of its kind in Ohio and features animals from all around the world. It's also home to a number of interactive exhibits that teach kids about the animal kingdom.

Zoombezi Bay is a 22.7-acre water park that features multiple water slides and a lazy river, perfect for a family day out! If you're looking for a fun way to cool off during the summer, look no further!

Safari Golf Club is a local golf course that was founded in 1972. It's a great place to get some exercise while enjoying the beautiful scenery of Powell. The staff is always friendly and provides excellent service, so you won't be disappointed!

There are so many things to do in Powell, ranging from the local winery and brewery to a top-rated zoo and aquarium. This is a great community to raise a family in, and there are plenty of things for everyone to enjoy!

With a rich historical past, Powell is a great place to grow your family. It has a strong community that is proud of its heritage and the way it's evolved over time. With a variety of parks and schools in the area, you'll never run out of places to explore!

With a low crime rate and a close proximity to Columbus, Powell is the perfect place to call home. The city is home to 19 police officers who are dedicated to the safety of its citizens and neighborhoods. It also has two fire stations less than a mile from the city's northern and western borders.

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Olentangy Indian Caverns

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World Class Services in Powell, OH

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Olentangy Caverns in Powell, OH

The Olentangy Caverns in Powell, OH is remarkably popular nowadays. In addition, it has attracted a lot of guests from different places. Basically, the said tourist spots are a series of caves, natural passages and rooms occupying three different levels. The caverns were formed millions of years ago by an underground river that cut through the limestone rock. Apart from that, they were used by the Wyandotte Indians as a refuge from the weather and from their enemies the Delaware Indians. Lastly, some artifacts were found in the caverns indicate that it was used by the Wyandotte as late as 1810.

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At present, there are recent news reports in Powell, OH location that are noteworthy. It includes the Columbus Italian Festival this year. Reportedly, the Columbus Italian Festival returns for another year. With that, WBNS-10TV is proud to be front and center at the event serving as the main media sponsor. The three-day event runs Friday, October 7, 2022 to Sunday, October 9, 2022 in the streets surrounding St. John the Baptist Catholic Church. In addition, the festival will include live music from Tre Bella (Three Beauties), Nick Cosgrove "Frankie Valli Tribute," Long Play, and more. Lastly, free shuttle parking is available at the Columbus State Community College south lot at Long Street and Cleveland Avenue.

Link to Map

Driving Direction

Olentangy Caverns

1779 Home Rd, Delaware, OH 43015, United States

Head north toward Home Rd

0.2 mi

Turn left onto Home Rd

0.8 mi

Turn left onto Liberty Rd N

 Destination will be on the right

3.0 mi

World Class Services

285 S Libert St 1D

Powell, OH 43065

United States

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Check out our blog, where we share three cool places to take a day trip near Heath, OH. 

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The Wyandottes at Olentangy Caverns

The Wyandottes at Olentangy Caverns

The self-guided tour allows you to go at your own pace. There are 7 stations in the cave with audio recordings and plaques with information about the history of the area. If you stop and listen to every station, the tour takes 30 minutes. But you are free to explore for as long as you (or your little ones) would like. The Olentangy Indian Caverns are a series of caves, natural passages and rooms…

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Thank you everyone who has contributed ideas! I never expected this post to get such involvement, love it.

I started trying to sort out all the locations to make it easier for myself to sort through, and thought maybe others may appreciate it as well. There’s more info in the notes from whomever shared the location and such.

Indiana

Turkey Run

Indiana Dunes National Park

Devils Backbone

Hanging Rock

Portland Arch

Brown County State Park

Clifty Falls State Park

Hemlock Cliffs

Pokagob

Bluespring Caverns

McCormicks Creek

Shades State Oark

Kentucky

Daniel Boone National Forest

Mammoth Cave

Red River Gorge/Raven Rock

Natural Bridge

Virginia

Shenandoah National Park

Blue Ridge Parkway

Luray Caverns

Skyline Drive

Natural Bridge State Park

Ohio

Hocking Hills

John Bryan State Park

Clifton Gorge near Yellow Springs

Lake Erie Canopy Yours

Nelson Ledges

Cesar Creek

Cuyahoha park

Mill Creek Park

The Wilds (safari)

Olentangy Indian Caves

Shales Hollow

Michigan

Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore

Tahquamenon Falls State Park

Sleeping Bear Dunes  

Pine River

Mackinaw Island

Warren Dunes

Greenfield Village

Castle Rock in St Ignace

Muskegon State Park

PJ Hoffmaster State Park

Pidgeon River County

Pennsylvania

Cool mountain things in general

Kinzua Dam

Ohioply State Park

Bushkill Falls

St. Peters

Wyoming Valley

Pine Creek Gorge

nay aug falls

Hawk Mountain

Illinois

Starved Rock State Park

Cahokia Mounds

Shawnee National Forest

Garden of the Gods

Mattheson State Park

Fox River

New York

Niagara Falls

Letchwood State Park

Stony Brook State Park

West Virginia

Harpers Ferry

Coopers Rock

Alabama

Little River Canyon

Georgia

Sunset rock in lookout mountain

North Carolina

Asheville (has a bunch)

Wisconsin

General glacial landscape stuff

Cave of the Mounds

Missouri

Ozarks

Delaware

Assateague Island

Tennessee

Rain Mountain State Park

Cheek wood

Reelfoot lake

Discovery park

Multiple States/Unsorted

Peter’s Mountain Wilderness

New River Gorge

Great Smokey Mountain National Park

Applachian Trail

Hopewell Mounds

Abraham Lincoln's BirthPlace

Manthattan Project site

Devils Bathtub

Pinnacle Hike / pulpit rock

Poconos

Thank you all!

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Do y’all have any favorite like states parks or like honestly just cool big rocks worth visiting within this part of the US. Trying to convince someone that they can have a good trip without flying, they were looking at the national parks in Utah.

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Cave Yoga: Keepin' it weird

Cave Yoga: Keepin’ it weird

September was my month for weird places to do yoga. I signed up for both goat yoga and cave yoga after a fairly daunting hot yoga class that left me feeling a bit out of it. (I later realized that I had neglected to take my pills the night before. Hello, crazy town.) Much as I bitch and complain about Facebook, it does clue me in to local events; and without its stupid algorithms, I would not…

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Made a few new friends today at the Caverns! (at Olentangy Indian Caverns)

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5 Reasons to Visit Powell, OH

If you're looking for a charming small town to visit in Ohio, look no further than Powell! This picturesque community has plenty of activities and attractions to keep visitors entertained. Here are five reasons to visit Powell, OH:

1. The Historic Downtown District is full of unique shops and restaurants.

2. There are several parks and nature preserves in the area, perfect for a relaxing stroll or picnic lunch.

3. Powell is home to the Olentangy Indian Caverns, one of the state's most popular tourist destinations.

4. The city hosts several annual events, including a summer music festival and a Christmas parade.

5. With its close proximity to Columbus, Powell is the perfect place to spend a weekend getaway!

Looking for a place to relax and unwind? Look no further than Sawmill Forest. This beautiful forest is the perfect place to get away from it all and enjoy some peace and quiet. With miles of hiking trails and plenty of wildlife to see, Sawmill Forest is a nature lover's paradise. So if you're looking for a place to escape the hustle and bustle of city life, make sure to check out Sawmill Forest!

I was born and raised in the small town of Brandon, Mississippi. It's a place where everyone knows each other, and I was lucky enough to grow up with some of the best friends anyone could ask for. After high school, I ventured out into the world and started my own business. Now, I'm back in Brandon to help my family run our business. If you're ever in the area, be sure to stop by and say hello!

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Now Jason has 2 of us that want a goat lol . #goat #kidlife #retailgamermom #olentangy (at Olentangy Indian Caverns) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bn4K26bgrna/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=c8812epus9b3

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Quick tour of Olentangy Caves. Haven't been in the cave since I was Holden's age. (at Olentangy Indian Caverns)

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olentangy indian caverns

[jtmfr]

Here are some of the crystals I got from Olentangy caverns. For all of these, it was about 37 USD, and I got a small bundle of fossils as well. I bought one thing of the smaller bag of crystals and one of the motherload

I also got 2 large crystals. Which I believe are amethyst and smoked quartz. Also, if you see any incorrectly identified crystals. Please tell me because all I had was the really bad identification sheet they gave me. Plus, some have been categorized by the type of Stone, they are like the quartz has some amethyst and rose quartz as well.

So I've been very lazy with my studying toward witch craft and therefore I'm going back to the beginning~ lol. Any advice for a little witch?

Some Advice for Getting Started:

*Start with things that interest you!* 

I know i get terribly bored very quickly (gemini curse lmao) so i find that if i dive into stuff i’m interested in learning about, that it will tend to hold my attention longer and help me get back into the swing of things! So in my example one of my first things i researched when i was starting out was about Crystals and their properties/uses in magic! From there i was able to use that as a sort of base jumping off point for my magical practice! And if you find something you were learning about doesn’t seem like it fits you/your style/ your practice then drop it and move on to the next thing! 

*Ask Questions!*

No Questions Are Stupid Questions No Questions Are Stupid Questions No Questions Are Stupid Questions!!!! Questions mean you care enough to try and learn more about something! I’m pretty much always here and will try my best to answer as best as i am able And if I can’t i will do my best to help direct you to someone more knowledgeable!

*TAKE YOUR TIME!*

This one is important because most of the time i feel like i see baby/beginner witches try really REALLY hard to “reach the same level” as other witches as quickly as possible when in reality that just hurts THEIR path in the long run. Your path is your own, take it at your own pace. Enjoy the little bumps along the way and find the “Roses of your Path” (the things that make you want to stop and appreciate them: the satisfaction of calling your first Storm, the chill of the night air when you set out your first Full Moon Water, the spark when you find that one crystal.) Enjoy it. Enjoy your path, Enjoy your Craft. 

*Use the Things you Already Own!*

Another thing i see beginners getting hung up on (myself included, i was/am extremely guilty of this lol) is wanting to go out and buy a ton of supplies. try looking around your house for things that can be re purposed. Old Spaghetti Sauce Jars can be cleaned and used as spell jars, deity altars/shrines, or ingredient storage! Take pictures from old magazines and make a collage Altar on paper! Use a composition notebook as your Book Of Shadows! Your old broken glasses case can be used as a case for your portable altar! Dig around and see if there are extra candles you haven’t used in a while! Wash out and save those eggshells from your cooking to use as spell ingredients! It takes some creative thinking but you can reclaim pretty much anything for your craft!

*Look for Bargains!*For one thing prices can be outrageous for actual craft materials: like Crystals and Gems? Truly truly truly outrageous. So keep your eyes peeled for bargains and deals! Some of the best places to look for things on the cheap would be Dollar Stores, Flea Markets, Thrift Shops, Garage/Estate Sales! Most of the time in those places you can try haggling to get things at a cheaper price (or get more for less.) It really just depends on the place but you can find the most interesting assortments of things! Keep your eyes peeled in your general day to day life as well see if there are sales at your local grocery store for seed packets, seasonal items/holiday items (look for the sales afterwords to really save haha) The internet is a great place to look, i know Ebay has sellers who sell raw crystals/ crystal chunks by the pound. There’s also places to buy spices in bulk too . *Don’t Compare Your Path to Others!*Your Path is Your Path, Their Path is Their Path. Being online and part of the witchy community in tumblr means that there are a lot of ideas being shared from people’s paths and their views on how they think magic should be practiced. What works for them might not work for you and vice versa. Only YOU can decide what is best for you and your path. and on that note:*Figure Out What YOU Want Out of Your Path!*When you get some time, sit down and write out all the things you want to get from your path and think critically about how you want magic to work in your daily life. Do you want it to be Super Formal or more casual? perhaps a mix of the two?  Test the waters! Try things once and if you don’t like it then you know and can move on to the things that work better for your lifestyle/craft/path!Some examples from my list that i can think of right now would be:-Better knowledge of Crystals/ Crystal remedies and their healing properties-Daily research -aka tumblr--Appreciating Nature more (Whenever i go on walks with my dog i try to pick up some litter if/when i see it)-Daily Deity appreciation  -aka deity aesthetic reblogs to @theemeraldgod & Pintrest-

Helpful Links for Beginners:Sww Master List of Tags- Here’s my main hub of things that i tag feel free to look and see if something interests you!Altars/ Altar set up Advice- My long winded post about what to put on your Altar.My Beginner Tag// My Beginner 101 Tag- There are two tags because they have similar information, the 101 tag is for more ‘Hey I just started today what do I need to know’

Anyways thanks for sending this in! I’ve been meaning to make one of these for a while and this finally gave me the excuse ^^

-oOo-StormWaterWitch