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We took off for a couple days and went down to Madison, Indiana. It is a historical rivertown that sits on the Ohio River. We were through that part of Indiana 3 or 4 years ago and have always wanted to go back. Not so much for anything other than to see that part of Indiana. And we were not disappointed.
People are so friendly...the country is rolling hills...the roads are twisting and winding...some so narrow I don't know how far someone would have to back-up in order to pass!
No, I don't smoke or anything like that, but we did raise the stuff when we were kids. So, it brings back memories. I look at them with fondness now, remembering working with my family. But at the time, I was not so crazy about it.
Great picture of the old shed, but your picture of the field didn't show up on my viewer. My older brother lives in Clarkstown IN right across from Louisville and the Ohio River. It's really pretty country.
ReplyDeleteThat's a great shot of Lorelie. I"m glad she is amuse rather than upset by the loss.
ReplyDeleteThis tobacco field s awesome! I have never seen one that looks like this. Now you must tell us what the tooth fairy brings. She looks overjoyed and this was the best way ever to loose a tooth!
ReplyDeleteLorelei is a cutie patootie! She looks pretty happy about that lost tooth- I hope the tooth fairy was good to her!
ReplyDeleteThat was a neat way to lose a tooth.
ReplyDeleteI like your pictures. I once lived in NC and remember tobacco well.
Great that you took a mini vacation that brought back happy memories!
ReplyDeleteI forgot to say I can;t believe Lorelei is losing her baby teeth already. WOW! Time flies!
ReplyDeleteHow cool is that she'd with the tobacco! Does it smell good?
ReplyDeleteI remember when my son lost his first tooth. Took a bite of an apple, and his tooth stayed in the apple! Too funny.
Cheri
Adorable photo of Lorelei and her missing tooth, such a sweet smile. Must have been lovely to go on a road trip. The other photos are great. I remember seeing tobacco fields driving through Kentucky, and the tall barns used to dry the leaves in.
ReplyDeletewhew now there's one happy toothless grin for you, lol ! :)
ReplyDeletePretty fields!
What a character that Loralei is! She sure cooperates with gram's photography. Cute!
ReplyDeleteLoving the toothless smile.
ReplyDeleteIt's really neat to see the tabacoo growing in the fields and hanging in that barn. It's not a crop grown around here so I find it fascinating. I don't smoke either.