Fellow Hoosiers???

[HoosierCanuck]

Hello fellow Hoosiers! I was born and raised around the Lafayette/Crawfordsville area. Currently serving in the Navy in Yokosuka Japan!

Thank You for your service.

I live in Marion but would rather live in Elwood.

 

[Diesel24v]

West Lafayette Here!

 

[ooTRAV1Soo]

Close to Evansville here.

 

[elahmine]

Located in South Bend...I don't know why, I thought that this thread was about the weather....I have no idea why. Anyway if anyone is curious it is rainy and snowy both. Back to the topic, how is everyone.

I am getting ready to attend IUSB!

 

[elahmine]

Hello fellow Hoosiers! I was born and raised around the Lafayette/Crawfordsville area. Currently serving in the Navy in Yokosuka Japan!

Use to live there too.

 

[elahmine]

I live near Indy in a city called Anderson.

Ah yes I remember my days living in Anderson very well.

 

[HeSaveDave]

I live near Indy's west side.

Anyone willing to be friends with me? I'm recently separated from my wife and her family pretty much. I don't have any family. And I don't really have any friends.

 

[mnewlin3]

Right here! Although I am a train bridge (is that what they call it?) away from Illinois, I'd still be considered a hoosier

 

[apache1]

I'm not a Hoosier, but you sure do have some pretty scenery between Santa Claus, Indiana and Louisville, Ky., especially just west of Corydon near English, Ind. That area kinda reminds me of the Ozarks area north and east of Branson, Missouri, or some areas in Ky. or Tenn. And they say travelling the interstates ain't scenic... Interstate 64 west of Louisville sure makes a lie out of that statement! Very pleasant scenery (and people, especially the good Amish cooking!). Larry Bird, I am impressed with your native region.

 

[WiredSpirit]

I'm not a Hoosier, but you sure do have some pretty scenery between Santa Claus, Indiana and Louisville, Ky., especially just west of Corydon near English, Ind. That area kinda reminds me of the Ozarks area north and east of Branson, Missouri, or some areas in Ky. or Tenn. And they say travelling the interstates ain't scenic... Interstate 64 west of Louisville sure makes a lie out of that statement! Very pleasant scenery (and people, especially the good Amish cooking!). Larry Bird, I am impressed with your native region.

I make that drive (between Evansville and Louisville) a lot. Where's the Amish cooking? I've had some good cooking between here and Bloomington, but never along that stretch. I always thought I64 most of the way was the most desolate, boring road ever. If you drive it after 10 p.m. you start to wonder if the rest of the world was nuked and you're the only one left, or if you're even on the right road going the right direction.

 

[apache1]

I make that drive (between Evansville and Louisville) a lot. Where's the Amish cooking? I've had some good cooking between here and Bloomington, but never along that stretch. I always thought I64 most of the way was the most desolate, boring road ever. If you drive it after 10 p.m. you start to wonder if the rest of the world was nuked and you're the only one left, or if you're even on the right road going the right direction.

Actually, I ate at a good Amish restaurant (Schwartz, I believe was the name) a few miles north of 1 - 64 going toward French Lick. Interstate 64 in that stretch looks "Ozarkian", has some nice hills (no mountains like the Smokies or Rockies or whatever) and cute limestone outcroppings, and is positively beautiful near the Ohio River. I saw a couple of natural bridges in the area (somewhat like Red River Gorge or Natural Bridge area of Ky., only smaller) and even a couple of gorges. I toured Marengo Cave (no Mammoth Cave or Carlsbad Caverns, but nice nonetheless). One thing I like about that area of Indiana it ain't all flat as a flitter checkerboard square farmland (nothing against that, flat land ain't my thing, that's all). Seemed really peaceful there.

 

[WiredSpirit]

Actually, I ate at a good Amish restaurant (Schwartz, I believe was the name) a few miles north of 1 - 64 going toward French Lick. Interstate 64 in that stretch looks "Ozarkian", has some nice hills (no mountains like the Smokies or Rockies or whatever) and cute limestone outcroppings, and is positively beautiful near the Ohio River. I saw a couple of natural bridges in the area (somewhat like Red River Gorge or Natural Bridge area of Ky., only smaller) and even a couple of gorges. I toured Marengo Cave (no Mammoth Cave or Carlsbad Caverns, but nice nonetheless). One thing I like about that area of Indiana it ain't all flat as a flitter checkerboard square farmland (nothing against that, flat land ain't my thing, that's all). Seemed really peaceful there.

That's odd. Most of the places that aren't flat in southern Indiana that I know of are/were strip mines.

 

[apache1]

That's odd. Most of the places that aren't flat in southern Indiana that I know of are/were strip mines.

Sounds like where you are talking about is to the west of there, toward the Illinois border. The area I'm talking about is closer to Louisville, and toward Paoli and Corydon and English and so forth. Floyds Knobs is a pretty high hill (for Indiana, anyway) overlooking the Ohio River and Louisville skyline, lots of radio and t.v. antennas there.

 

[somebodysangel_88]

I'm not technically a Hoosier but I might as well be since I go to Indiana ALL the time... Anyone still around from Indiana?

 

[HeSaveDave]

I'm here! West side of Indy..ish.

 

[somebodysangel_88]

Too far for me... I'm looking around the Fort Wayne area .

 

[HeSaveDave]

Anyone around Indianapolis? Looking for a brother in Christ to hang out with.

 

[PacersRock44]

Indianapolis here.. Born in Richmond.

 

[Flashlight]

I am moving from Maine to Kokomo.

 

[Rick Otto]

I grew up in Indianapolis, but I live near Omaha now.
It was so flat, I'd go a little nuts every 3-6 months needing geological relief.