In eastern Indiana, things get interesting. Many German immigrants live here. I pass through German Town and the small town of Oldenburg. The street signs are German and English and even in the supermarket the shelves are labeled in German. When I change to Ohio I can stay one night in a barn, which is also a garage and museum. Directly after the big city of Columbus, the Appalachian Mountains begin.
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