Wabash, IN
iaian7 » blog John Einselen, 15.10.07Sunday, after the previous day’s wedding and musical, was a little more relaxed. Well, save for church at eight in the morning, which is earlier than I’m used to, even for work. I got to have lunch with grandparents, then headed off to Wabash again as my family performed in the final show of Hello Dolly.
Since I’d seen the musical the night before, I ended up walking through a fair amount of Wabash, then driving off into the country on some random road (old 24, I believe), ending up in some town named Lagro. Thankfully, I made it back in one piece to take more photos before my family had finished the curtain call and we could say goodbye as I left for Detroit. Something I had not known about Wabash; there are some great trails just off the Wabash river, in amongst historic log cabins and even remnants of an ancient coral reef. Wabash is also home to some beautiful houses and old architectural structures (see some of these on my flickr page). Parts of the Honeywell center date back to the 1940’s, and the rest of the town is similarly historic.
I really love Indiana.
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You would.