1. Wine tasting. We visted three wineries: Lanthier, Oliver and Huber.

2. Waterfalls. In Clifty Falls down on 56 East there is a state park that
boasts beautiful trails and waterfalls. And they were.

3. Colin pretended to ride a stone cow.

4. In Milltown they have antiquated gas pumps. So attractive but
very loud.

5. We hiked up trail 7 in the Clifty Falls State Park. They had a rock
shaped like a piece of Cake, appropriately name Cake Rock, which
I tried to eat. Didn't taste very good.

6. In Madison, Indiana there's a restaurant called Key West Shrimp
House. I laughed at the name, but sho' did enjoy their shrimp. Didn't
touch the frog legs though. Grody.

7. About 5 miles south of Milltown there's the Shoe Tree. It is simply
amazing. So many pairs of shoes have been thrown onto it, it looks
like grayed barnacles attached to the sea wall. It was actually kind of
frightening. And I'm no wimp.

8. Goodwill. I couldn't pass up the Goodwill in New Albany. I went in
and bought a lime green sweater. Met some really nice people too.

9. I browsed several antique stores in Madison. My favorite thing was
this old chair. In good condition, but I couldn't fit it in my car. Bummer.

10. We went caving in Marengo. We found out the different between
stalagmites and stalactites and even made the aquaintance of a few
sleepy bats.

11.Three peacocks watched us from a distance at the Huber winery.

12.One night was spent at the Leavenworth Inn, a charming little bed
and breakfast. The owner was so nice and baked us fresh chocolate chip
cookies. I wanted to live there the rest of my life.

13. Cheese. Oh man I love cheese. At a local cheese shop in Starlight,
Indiana I bought some gouda and some red pepper cheese. Enjoying
some right now as I throw this page together. Yum!

14. Peanut Buster Parfait. The good thing about being on a road trip
is when you see something interesting, you just pull over. I thought this
Peanut Buster Parfait was very interesting.

15. We noticed a Gold Cup Motocross competition happening and pulled
in to watch. Man, I've never seen bikes jump that high.