Indiana

 Okay, first and foremost I had an absolute blast =] 

Now, I'll tell you about my trip to Indiana =]

Mom saw me off at the greyhound station

This is inside the Louisville bus station

This is outside the Louisville bus station

This is another bus parked near my bus.. I took this picture out the window, the other passengers thought I was surely a crazy person. 

Baking commenced immediately upon arrival =] these babies are called >Kiss Pies< and you can follow the link to find out more on them

This is Tugs McGraw, Angie's 20yr old recently-deaf jack russel 

These are >Tiny Pumpkin Pies< 

This is outside the bazaar where we sold our baked goods

The tiny pies and kiss pies were made to be sold at a bazaar, here they are on display, we made apple, peach and of course pumpkin

They were below the cookies and between the angel food cake and  Angie's homemade caramel corn

This is our booth, there was a bunch of stuff

See the blender? We also made pumpkin smoothies =] they were much better than they sound

Our sign

The kiss pies were bagged up over in that tray

Then we got in some barn time. This is Bogie, he's 20yrs old, I got him for Christmas when he was 6 and I was 8. He has been living with Angie since right around my junior/senior year of high school

An Indiana sunrise

Bogie again =]

Gary and I took Ziggy up to Purdue get his eye checked out (it was really only about a 20min drive)

It actually looks much better here 

He certainly got checked out, the blonde in the white coat is the vet teacher who specializes in large animal ophthalmology 

This is a crowd of vet and vet tech students gathered around Ziggy

We drove around Purdue a little bit, this is part of their agriculture department

They have cool sculptures outside the veterinary department

neat right?

This was a cool building on campus, I think its the student union

This is a statue of a horse made out of driftwood.. only it's made out of bronze.. I had to go up to it and touch it, I tapped my ring on it and sure enough, it's metal. 

Here is his info, he stands outside the arts building

This is Angie's fetal horse. 

One of her mares died a few years ago while she was <100 days pregnant so Angie took out the fetus and preserved it

Indiana sunset =]

The mighty Wabash

The Indianapolis Greyhound station

And here we are pulling out of Indi, past the Lucas Oil Stadium (across the street from Greyhound). Yes, there was internet on the bus, yay WiFi! Yes, I still managed to take every bit of a full week to get this together and get it posted. If you want to know more about Angie and what they do at the Sliding E, you can check her out in action >HERE< and if you just want another picture of how great my trip was... Here:

Enjoy =]