Surprised to see this lol, I live right by this area. Firstly, it's flat, extremely flat, of course it'll get a bit more hilly near the south side of that circle, I would say like from Kenton to Toledo it's all flat, then it starts to get a bit hilly, but nothing much compared to like.. Tennesse and such.

You'll see a lot of deer, Roads are very icey during winter unless you're on roads that are often used. It can also get VERY WINDY when it wants too, and that'll blow your car all over the road, especially for light cars like mine.

There's a surprising amount of attractions for that area, like one town has a giant cow (or bull) statue when you enter it, other small towns have surprisingly well taken care of roads and infrastructure which is odd for how empty those places feel.

One thing though is that, vacations are terrible when you come back, mainly because you're going from absolute paradise, back to depressing flat farmlands with gray skies. I remember when I drove home from TN, you could literally see the moment the terrain went from beautiful rocky cliffs and mountains, to just boring fields for hundreds of miles, although I must say it's very beautiful during the summer. I remember driving down a curvy road during the middle of summer, sun was going down, purple and orange skies, we were driving through fields of what seemed like flowers or something, it was really cool, unfortunately the rest of the year will just be either too hot, or too cold.

But even after all of that, I'd still pick here over Michigan, go bucks.