A study in 'Cleveland-style' contrast

摘要

People who go on the two separate guest tours of Cleveland offered through Wire Expo are unlikely to ever get them confused as these visits definitely qualify as a study in contrast. The first tour, Tuesday, June 15, from 9 am to 4pm, is the Amish Way Tour. Peter Gail, a Mormon bishop and professor from Case Western Reserve University, will take the group to Geauga County, home to one of the nation's largest settlements of old order Amish, a religious sect whose customs and traditions remain deeply rooted in the past. Located about 30 miles east of Cleveland, Geauga County is known for its rural and hilly countryside that is dotted with farms and small towns reminiscent of New England. It is part of the historic Connecticut Western Reserve.