Exploring Forgotten Towns and Back Roads Of Rural Indiana
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- Exploring Forgotten Towns and Back Roads Of Rural Indiana
Driving around old highways and small country towns in Rural Indiana looking for cool and forgotten things!!! We see old farm towns, old banks, an old covered bridge and an old cemetery or two. Video format inspired by Adam The Woo.
Let me know what you think in the Comment section below!!
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My favorite part of exploring small towns and backroads in Indiana is that some of them have a Pizza King!
Best ones are in Hartford city and Montpelier 🤗 thank me later lol
Several great Pizza Kings and Arni’s
I'm from Winamac and there is a Pizza King there.
its good to see people take care of their property. indiana has a rich history. it is blessed
The older that I get the deep in my appreciation is for my home state of Indiana. The Continuum between the past and the present is palpable. I liked it. This video was shot a clear beautiful winter day. The sky is absolutely gorgeous.
The older I get the better those out of the way places look.
Major Indiana pride here!! Thanks so much for the content!❤️🇺🇸
Thanks for watching!!
The two brigades Are in Fountain county Attica-Williamsport
Some of the most intersting things can be found on those old gravily paved roads:-)
I grew up in Clinton, Indiana and there were alot of covered bridges scattered throughout Parke County which was near Vermillion Co. We would get us a cooler full of beer and go on a country cruise. I'm surprised you could still drive across that one. Most of them have been condemned. Grest memories.
Thanks for watching!
Actually, we have been able to drive over many of the covered bridges in and around Parke ounty.
I always enjoy watching your videos. 😁👍
Traveling to Randolph County today to explore some nature preserves/hiking trails between Redkey and Farmland.
Thank you! Sounds like a good day!! I'm shooting to get back out this weekend for some more video!! Enjoy!
The one lane Bridge you crossed on the state highway (225) is the Jewettsport Ford Bridge over the Wabash River.
Thanks for the insight!
Well, now we know where Waldo is.
Ty, I'm always on the lookout for cool places in Indiana!
We love small town Indiana so many places to see
It's great! Always will be home to me
Awesome! Great video!
That was a cool road trip. Thanks for sharing
Such a cool video, thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Love the covered bridges in Indiana .
There's so many!!! I find them all the time here.
Nice Vlog bro and the content is lit🔥👍
Thanks 🔥 I had fun doing this one!
Oh the gravel roads you definitely know you are in rural Indiana and Illinois...I grew up just over the border in Illinois and now live in the Indy area..I am very familiar with small towns ..the cemetery was probably on that hill so it would not get flooded out...especially in spring when there is more rain...I have seen this before putting the cemetery on the highest point they can...
I'm glad you made this video. I'm planning to do something similar; I want to travel to all 50 states solo as an adult, probably spending a week in each depending the size, focusing mostly on the unknown if not forgotten or overlooked places. I'm debating if Indiana will be the very first state on this journey. Exploring small town America and its backroads just sounds like an unusual adventure to me.
Edit: Also, I appreciate you keeping relatively neutral about this small town. Many can be negative. It's very natural to disparage small town America, so focusing on the history, its buildings and poignant spots (i.e. local cemetery) and pondering about them is refreshing.
Sounds like a cool adventure!
Lots of History
Great video and great locations. Grew up in Logansport.
Awesome! Thanks for sharing!
Strange to see so few people and cars . The only town in Indiana I went thru was Cairo its heyday has passed too.
It's crazy how many towns out there used to be the center of something.
Zany bridge is the second bridge and first iron bridge in video. Outside Rossville IN on Prince William road, over Wildcat creek
Safe travels my friend
Thanks Hobbs! You too!!
Great Vlog my friend .... mount Cemetery looks like belongs to Church congregation burials , we have one just like that in VA on a hill for church goers buried ....You were the only human was in the Vlog
Interesting!
go hoosier🎉
Battleground, Indiana was home to General David Shoup. Rose to the Rank of four star General/ COmmandant of the USMC, and A Medal of Honor Recipient as well
Cool!
The site of the famous Battle of Tippecanoe (and Tyler Too) of 1811.
I grew up in that area [well, a little further east]. As soon as you mentioned Battle Ground, I knew what highway you were on.
Pine Village? DO NOT go west on 26; it is lovingly known as the "Ho Chi Minh Trail" -- 7 miles of up, down, left, right, etc.
I love driving 26 from state line to West Lafayette
The covered bridge looked like the Lancaster Bridge in Carroll County spanning the Wildcat Creek.
I need to check that out sometime. I used to kayak the WIldcat Creek in Kokomo... Need to head over there and do that again sometime.
@@SavageTraveling I've canoed the Wildcat a bunch. I was raised in Carroll County and now live in Kokomo. Carroll County has 2 covered bridges spanning the Wildcat that are open to traffic. The total population of Carroll County is around 20,000, so it's all small communities. The largest town is Delphi and the population of it is less than 3000 according to the 2010 census.
Yes it was the Lancaster bridge
I do this a lot in the part of Indiana that I live in.
Pine Village and Battleground!
Check out Wolf Park at Battleground some time. They have a very nice place and a small Bison herd along with the many wolves.I was there way back in 1994 and the place has grown and improved much since. They are on the Internet with all Info. Peace and thanks for the cruise. I am in a farm and Amish area town of Bremen ,Indiana and grew up in LaPorte..LOve the small town life after living in crazy Mishawaka/S.Bend for 14 years. They can have it.
Wolf Howl Night is awesome.
Dude how did you ignore 2 mr2s
Starting in Chicago wanna drive through Indiana where do I start got 3 days
I'd hit up Gary then maybe head east to Shipshewana if you're into the Amish. Southern Indiana is beautiful if you're into hills and forests. Everything in central Indiana is corn and old towns.
That walled off area was a family plot. The Harman family must have been wealthy or something and bought their own plot of land and walled it off for their family members.
Thanks for the insight!
@@SavageTraveling No problem! I love finding old cemeteries and taking pictures of them
really cool stuff ...... rt. numbers ????? as u travel ...... u can see some of them ......... again , cool stuff ..thanks
Awesome! Thanks
Looks like a family plot.
My grandpa Gary and his mother (plus our old family dog) share a grave there
I just rewatched this video last night. Thanks for adding to the conversation
@@SavageTraveling no problem! If you were wondering, yes, all 3 of them share one grave together if I worded that wrong
Ty nice 👏🏆👴🐕🚜🤠🕺😎
Did I see pine village
Yeah, I’m like 600!
Anybody here after Stranger things
Is video #2 the road driving towards Greentown? You should actually have the locations of your findings
Let's go fishing
Royal Center or Cass County next please
I'll add it to my list!
Are you still exploring rural Indiana?
Been thinking about doing another video soon. Need to do some car maintenance first
I live in indiana lol
lol...It be like that sometimes! Cheers!
I jump off that bridge all the time
Thanks for sharing!
Hey, they have a Pizza King.
Sure do!
Hmmmm