Indiana

We spent the day in Shipshewana, an Amish town.  We had lunch here and have enough leftovers for two more meals. Amish food is rib sticking.

There is several buildings similar to this one that has little shops inside.  The Amish shop at these shops and sell some of their home made things as well.

Today we went to Elkhart to the RV/MH Museum.  MH means Manufactured Home.

This is a new Retro Shasta.  Look at the wings in the back.  It's like our Shasta class C from 1971.

This is the oldest trailer ever.  It was made in 1913.  It is being pulled by a Model T.

This is the smallest Airstream ever made.  Maybe one adult could stay in it.

This trailer was made about 1958.

A Teardrop from 1959.

This was Mae West's house car while she made movies in 1931.

After visiting the museum we went to lunch here.  Again we had enough food for another meal ,but it was yummy.

Now that we are out of Michigan, I can say that indeed the roads are awful there.  There is a lady running for governor that had part of her platform to "fix the damn roads."   The freeways aren't as bad as the little roads.  I feel sorry for people that have to drive there day in and day out.  We were only there for six weeks and it was like we were on washboards all the time.  It was worse that dirt roads. The little roads here in Indiana are delightful.

Okay, I give.  Who is the person who wants to see old RV pictures?  I don't know the "voice" of the responder.  Who are you?  Are you someone we know or are you someone who just stumbled on to our blog?

Well that's all for now.

Love, Mom and Dad