Can you imagine a sign like the one seen below on the door of a corporate-owned business? Well, here’s reason #2,456 why I prefer those Indiana mom and pop shops!
Who knew that Indiana towns had such a fascination with trains of all shapes and sizes?
Spike’s Railhead in Lowell, Indiana is a treasure-trove of trains and accessories!
Monon, Indiana’s Monon Connection Museum is a tribute to the trains that once carried passengers here, there, and everywhere!
Little Lowell, Indiana was bustling, thriving, and really cute! A fantastic, historic downtown that had plenty of shops and restaurants open on Saturday! Woot!
Huntingburg, Indiana: Game Knight
That's great! I didn't know that either. :) Thanks for stopping by little Indiana!
Huntingburg, Indiana: Game Knight
GK is a great place! Best game-centric place I've ever been to. I lose at Magic there ALL THE TIM...
Wabash, Indiana: Ellen's A Dress to Impress
How great to not have to go to the big city to look Big City!
Yoder Brothers Mercantile Images from Wakarusa, Indiana
Ha ha! Thanks for the heads-up. I was in there fixing it at the same time you left the comment. ;...
Yoder Brothers Mercantile Images from Wakarusa, Indiana
Well Dang! Now it's just fine! must have just been a glitch! Yeah!
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