Category Archives: Indiana

Sugar Creek near the trail head behind the nature center. We’d just hiked one of the trails with several friends and stopped for a few minutes to enjoy the view and watch the many canoeists. It was late September, but … Continue reading →

I visited this bridge twice, the first time on Friday evening. Our purpose was to take photos, but the sky was hazy and the light was bad. We hung around for a while and skipped rocks and searched for Indian … Continue reading →

Grouseland was the home of William Henry Harrison. Now it’s owned by the DAR and the guides are local volunteers. We gained entrance the way we’d get into any house — we rang the doorbell. A woman let us in … Continue reading →

On our way back north from Mammoth Cave, we spent a night in Vincennes, Indiana. This was one of the most depressing, run-down towns I’ve ever seen and our hotel was pitiful. We toured the local sites in the morning … Continue reading →