Aerial America: Hawaii Season 1 Episode 32 Ohio
- TV-G
- July 28, 2013
- 51 min
AERIAL AMERICA season 1 episode 32, titled "Ohio", showcases the beauty and diversity of the Buckeye State from a unique bird's-eye view. The episode begins with breathtaking views of the Ohio River and its importance in the state's history and economy. The viewer is then taken to explore the state's urban areas, including Columbus, Cleveland, and Cincinnati, and their iconic landmarks such as the Ohio Statehouse, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and Great American Ball Park.
The episode also highlights the natural wonders of Ohio, such as the Cuyahoga Valley National Park and its scenic railway, the Serpent Mound, and Lake Erie. The viewer is treated to stunning aerial shots of the fall foliage in Hocking Hills State Park and the Cedar Point amusement park, which boasts some of the world's fastest and tallest roller coasters.
Ohio's industrial heritage and modern-day innovations are also featured in the episode, including the Wright Brothers National Memorial, which celebrates the birthplace of aviation in Dayton, and the National Museum of the United States Air Force. The viewer is shown the impressive manufacturing facilities of Jeep in Toledo and Goodyear in Akron, as well as the founder of the popular ice cream brand, Jeni's Splendid Ice Creams.
One of the most unique segments of the episode is a visit to the iconic "world's largest basket" building in Newark, Ohio, which is an architectural phenomenon and a must-see destination for anyone driving on State Route 16.
Throughout the episode, the viewer learns about the history and culture of Ohio, including its Native American heritage, the Underground Railroad, and the birthplace of multiple U.S. presidents. The rich sports culture of Ohio is also showcased, with a focus on the Ohio State Buckeyes and their football program, as well as the Cincinnati Reds and Cleveland Indians baseball teams.
Overall, AERIAL AMERICA season 1 episode 32 offers a stunning visual tour of Ohio and provides insight into the state's significant contributions to American history and culture.
