I did not drive up there, I flew, and somehow I skipped Indiana once again. Sorry. Going up the plane stopped in Detroit and then went to Chicago. Coming back it stopped in Cincinnati which looks like a city I would like to see more of too. But once again Indiana is a place I have never been in. And by the way the restaurant I loved was Keefers which not only has great food, but wonderful and very nice looking, friendly bartenders Harry Carrey's has great food too.
Well, if you connected in Cincinnati on the way back, that means you FLEW over Indiana at least. So you've been there, sort of. Kind of. lol
Yes, Cincinnati is a nice city. That's another city I go to quite often. In fact I'll be going there with my Dad on August 9th for a family reunion down there, in a suburb of town called Milford. I was hoping the reunion would be on the west side of town, but this won't be the case. Milford is way out on the east side which adds to the drive time. Cincy is about 2 hours from here. Milford is about 2 hr 45 min. away.
Cincinnati is an old river town. Very German. Many sections of the city are quite old. You really have to drive well into the suburbs before you see any newer homes. It's very nice and historic. And hilly. But not like it is in Asheville.