We drove from Pennsylvania to Ohio and saw more
Amish in Ohio than in Pennsylvania.
We also saw dead
groundhogs on the side of the road. They must be the armadillos of Ohio. Although I did manage to see a live one on the side of the road, as well. Can’t often say that about armadillos!
Our only real stop in Ohio was
Hopewell Mounds. We toured Mound City

and learned about the various artifacts that had been found in the mounds. These included items made of materials from the Gulf Coast, Lake Superior and Wyoming. The trade network the Hopewell people established was extensive.
Then we drove on to Indiana for one reason only –
James Dean’s gravesite.

I love
James Dean, and this site has been on my list of things to see for quite some time. It was a highlight. Now I need to see the
site where he died.
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