The Pevensie children return to Narnia one year after their first adventure in the magical land. Soon after entering the kingdom, however, they learn that 1,000 years has passed here, and all is not well since an evil king ascended to the throne. The children and allies both old and new band together to help restore the kingdom to its rightful heir, Prince Caspian (Barnes).
Anders Danielsen Lie, Espen Klouman-Høiner, Viktoria Winge
Plot:
A look at what happens -- and also what could have happened -- after best friends Phillip (Lie) and Erik (Klouman-Høiner) drop their respective manuscripts into the same mailbox, both of them hoping their first novels will be picked up for publication.
Residents of a sleepy Arizona town find plenty to gossip about when three generations of women from a local family experience sexual awakenings over the course of a summer.
Juan (Hernandez), while on the run from Mexican mobsters, encounters Pedro (Ochoa), a young boy who is heading to New York City in a van full of other illegal aliens. Pedro's hope to reunite with his long-lost father is derailed when Juan, looking to distance himself from his pursuers, makes off with Pedro's ID and belongings.
Fall in Hocking Hills
Hocking Hills is a magical place almost any time of year, but during October it comes to life even more.
The hills almost seem to be on fire with the amount of orange, red and yellow trees cresting each horizon.
The best part of all for Miami Valley residents is Hocking Hills is less than three hours away and accessible almost entirely by highway.
Fall is the busiest time of year at Hocking Hills and license plates from almost every state and languages from around the world can be seen and heard.
With the weather still warm enough, camping is popular in October. If this isn’t your thing, cabins can be rented, but not for less than $200 a night.
However, the cabins are probably worth much more than this and are conveniently located next to various attractions within the park. Most have private hot tubs and are located in log cabins, cabooses and other unique structures.
The Hocking Hills region is home to nine state parks, over 9,000 acres of state forest land, part of the Wayne National Forest, contains four nature preserves and one of the largest metro parks in the state. Hiking, fishing, camping, horseback riding, canoeing, rappelling, and bird watching are just a few of the activities visitors to the area enjoy.
Make sure to visit Conkles Hollow, pictured above and below as well as Old Man’s Cave and other locations seen on brown signs throughout the park.
Hocking Hills is truly a magical destination this fall. Whether a day trip or for an weekend or even week, you won’t forget the time you have in Southern Ohio.
For everything you need to know about planning a trip to Hocking Hills visit www.hockinghills.com
