Living in Chicago, Indiana is literally just a short drive away. Like really, a 15-20 minute drive, and Indianapolis– only two hours. Despite this, I had never been. I honestly never gave that much thought to Indianapolis, I mean, why would I when Chicago is our country’s third largest city? I thought we had everything I […]
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Every Friday I’ll be sharing a photo from someplace in my travels. This week’s photo is of the Soldiers and Sailors Monument in Indianapolis. Did you know that Indianapolis devotes more of it’s space than any other U.S. city to honoring our nation’s fallen? Yeah, we didn’t either. The city is second only to Washington, DC in the […]
Every Friday I’ll be sharing a photo from someplace in my travels. This week’s photo is of the Canal Walk in Indianapolis. The Indiana Central Canal was dug in the early 1800s, in an effort to facilitate interstate commerce. It was supposed to extend almost 300 miles to the Ohio River, but until fortunately the project didn’t last […]
Sure, Indy’s hip new indie persona is luring in plenty of millennials that now call Indy home. I mean, with an epic food and craft brewery scene like that, what do you expect? But that doesn’t mean Indy is no place for families! We were surprised to find that Indianapolis really does have the best of both worlds and […]
Every Friday I’ll be sharing a photo from someplace in my travels. This week’s photo is of the the Circle City at Night. For a small Midwestern city, the one thing we noticed most about Indianapolis was how proud the residents are. Proud of their country, their state, and most importantly, their city, the Circle City. During […]