After sleeping in this morning, we opted to avoid the Interstates for much of our drive from Terre Haute to Lexington, preferring US-46, a two lane road through mostly small towns as well as past the University of Indiana campus in Bloomington.
We were surprised by the hilly and treed landscape, occasionally providing a canopy over the road.
In other areas, there were huge fields of soy and corn.
There was a very “Welcoming” church.
And, while our day went well, others were not so lucky.
We made Lexington by mid-afternoon and had lovely dinner with Kathy Kelly, my late cousin’s widow at a restaurant the four of us had eaten at this past spring.
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