u/NotBatman81

I am going to be camping near Sandusky starting later this week. I had an important work call rescheduled that I need to take. I checked if your library had study rooms or small breakout rooms but all I found were large meeting spaces. Any suggestions on good places to go on a weekday morning? Must be inside and private due to the laws of the country my company is based out of. Its OK if it costs money. Thanks in advance.

I have had the same renter's insurance for the past few years. Simple, $300k liability and nothing else. Ufortunately they are exiting my state so I can't renew this policy when it's up, and referred me to buy a new policy from their parent company (full line household name insurer).

New quote includes tons of extras I can't remove. So I try another online only renters only insurer. Same deal. Try 4 more insurers. Same deal. Do a google search who sells liability only insurance, and get a page on one of these places saying they do and explaining it....and quote button just doe the same exact thing and forces extras on you.

It's not so much the money though $8/mo vs $20/mo is aggravating and just one more example of bill creep. It's the principle of the matter. Took me an hour to find comparable covereage. That's piss poor, insurance industry.

So I have had a change of plans on Friday and with the weather looking good I'd like to take my daughter camping Friday night. We ar ejust over the line from the SW corner of the state and the usual places look all booked up. We would be tent campinig and don't mind primitive/walk in or backpacking at all. I RV camp too but would prefer not to be in a tent around them. Any suggestions for dispersed camping or something I am missing on the state park website? Ely Lake looks good but I'm wary of being inside the 7 day reservation window and having to walk up without a plan B.

Bonus if we are near somewhere to kayak but not necessary.