John and I decided we needed some Indiana culture and decided to attend the Covered Bridge Festival. It's pretty hokey, but the smell of yummy crappy food and crazy music made it a great reason to enjoy the day outside.
We knew the festival would be fun....but we weren't prepared for it to be truly funny. We felt really out of place when we arrived because everyone seemed like they knew their niche at the festival. Pork fritter eaters, lemon shake-up shakers, craft sellers and craft lovers. We felt a little overwhelmed so we decided to go up to this little shack, resembling Geico's Tiny House, that was selling tickets to someplace. We walked up and asked, "Where does this tour take you?" And she responded, "Oh...it goes to this really interesting Pre-Historic village from the turn of the century." John and I couldn't help but bust up laughing. The people behind us laughed, "PBBBAHHH Pre-Historic!" pretty much in the lady's face because they were next in line. We all continued to cackle uncontrollably. The thought of a time traveling T-Rex crossing these covered bridges struck us all as hilarious. John and I tried to muster up an acceptable response and slowly side-stepped out of line. We cracked a few jokes between one another & knew it was going to be a good day.
I posted new pictures, but be aware---don't look if you don't want to see tons of bridges.
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I think this is the first year I am not going..............I love all the great food and it is so pretty in that area!!! All the leaves are changing colors and the air feels so good. Def. an Indiana must see!!
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