You have to visit my friend over at "Down the Road" - see link on the left. He's got some great footage of the Michigan Road in southern Indiana, including a beautiful stone bridge.
The Michigan Road is probably the most overlooked historic resource we have in the state of Indiana. It was the first state commissioned road and connected the whole state, north to south, during the early settlement years - 1820's-1830's. It has a great story that needs to be told and a history that needs to be celebrated.
Ode to a Truck
Wednesday, I took my travel companion on its last trip, from which it didn't come home with me. I took it for a drive the day before, to...
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A way out in the country, down a secluded gravel road lies a small cemetery perched on a knoll, around which the road makes four severe turn... -
So, I've passed through this tiny little Pulaski County town between San Pierre and Medaryville often enough that it's quite amaz...
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Thank you kindly!
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