My right side up video of southern Indiana is fixed

[DHort]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D4vV6cmEDng

I was traveling through the woods of southern Indiana on a gravel road. This appears to be a low income area of mobile homes that you would guess had to be air dropped in place. I do not know how they could bring these long homes into this area around all the curves. I do not think I got any homes in the video. Just a run through the woods like Scott's video's. Sorry for my reflections in the windshield. I will do better next time.

Many thanks to Jeff Schroeder for getting this right side up.

[Norman Kling]

That's not what I thought Indiana would look like! I thought it would be all cornfields! It looks like all woods and I didn't see any other cars! A lot different from California, Arizona, Nevada Utah, Texas, New Mexico and other southwest states! I only drove across the country once, from San Diego to Minneapolis. After I left the mountains in Colorado, I couldn't even tell what state I was in, but saw no wooded ares like in your picture. Since that one trip in a car, I have flown over that part of the country.
Norm

[rickg]

I grew up in Southern Indiana and this looks more like south central Indiana, were you on the Covered Bridge tour ? great tour but it will shake you apart.

Rick

[DHort]

I was driving from Bloomington to Louiseville and then up to Cincinnati, so somewhere along that route.

Norm
I think there was more soybeans than corn. Most amazing was the poverty. 90+ percent of the homes were movile homes that looked like they had been there a long time with lots of junk and kids toys scattered about.

[George House]

Loved the video Dave. Many thanks for taking me back to pre Eisenhower Interstate route from Milwaukee to Dearborn ...was washed with nostalgia