EASY ADVENTURES IN SOUTHERN INDIANA 

I spent my 20's and 30's doing everything to escape Indiana. Now in my 40's I'm back and excited to find all of the amazing things in my home state! I'm considering a project of visiting all of the little museums I can find. Thank you for inspiring me!!!

My wife and I live in Southern Illinois. Southern Indiana is always high on our list to ride our motorcycle. Such a beautiful part of the State. Hoosier's are the friendliness folks you'll ever meet. I can't get enough of visiting this State.

Its amazing you don't have 500k subs. Your videos are great, i appreciate your work Sir.

812’s living legend. Thank you Roger

Roger, thank you for another great road trip. I appreciate the time you put into your work. ❤

Excellent video Roger.

I love driving the country roads between farms and corn fields.

Thanks for this--live in Louisville so this is perfect.

*Indiana wants me, but I can't go back there!* ♬💃♫ definitely will take a ride with you Roger, tfsharing.

Roger these videos really bring out how much is missed on the Interstate Highways. I always just laughed when people passing through said Indiana is flat and just a cornfield.

Fantastic Roger! Thank you for posting this handicap accessible guide to southern Indiana sites

I'm from Fiji and love your videos. U explain things in a simple easy to understand without all the music. You have an amazing channel. Thank u for doing what u do. God bless. ♥️🙏🌹👍

Love your videos. At 71 your videos are as close as I can get to some of these places. Thanks again. ❤. Maybe I'll try to get to one or two of these accessible by wheelchair or walker. ❤ The Lincoln attractions brought back memories. My Mom and I visited those when I was about 12 or 13 I'd guess. Dad had to work that weekend and that was our summer adventure. ❤

Another great video. Living in southern Indiana you learn there are great things right in your own backyard. Sometimes the best places are the least traveled by the masses. Keep up the great work.

love your vids! There have been about a half a dozen places that i've taken my family to visit after learning about on your channel, another dozen that i was already familiar with but enjoyed the videos about and several more that we plan on visiting in the future

We think Indiana is a beautiful state & this video shows the beauty. Thanks for this awesome video Roger!

Thank you for this marvelous video! I’m from Cincinnati and I am looking forward to taking a few trips “next door” this summer 😊.

Indiana government should be funding your videos. Makes me want to visit all those places.

A beautiful video of a very scenic State. Thank you,I’ve traveled through your video. Love it.👍👍😊❤️

Another great video. Keep them coming!

Very well done video of the many different places to see in Indiana. Thanks for posting Roger!

I appreciate all of your videos and this is awesome as i have granbabies n physical limitations with my own health so exciting you shared this one

Thanks 😊

Thank you, very nice to watch.

This video will be featured in a museum someday.

Thank you for sharing! God Bless

great trip Roger Ty

You know I never knew Indiana was such an amazing place. May be taking a trip up there this summer. 😎

This is such a helpful and interesting travel resource for Southern Indiana! No doubt that I will refer back to this again in planning some day trips. We are so lucky to have so many neat places to visit in this area and lucky again to have them so well presented on your channel! Well done 👍🏼 and thank you!

My friend told me about these videos. I enjoy watching them as my husband and I and another retired couple have been “DISCOVERING INDIANA” for a few years now. We have seen several of your locations but not near all of them. I am writing down the ones we have not yet seen on my list and hope to see more amazing finds. Thanks for sharing your videos.

You have added PLENTY to my family trip list! My daughter uses a wheelchair for longer distances and it's hard to find places that are actually accessible enough. Thanks you for putting this together!

Thank you for the wonderful video! I saw your video of the Evansville Museum. This museum has an awesome Planetarium that wasn’t mentioned in the video. That is my favorite part of the museum! I hope all the visitors find this stop a must! Again, thank you for sharing Southern Indiana videos! Gives me more places to explore…

Great videos. I live and am from Seymour. ❤

You are the best most concise doc maker on you tube ! Particularly " Down the Rabbit Hole " need more 😮no like that . I have a unique collection over 40 yrs I am looking for guidance's on . Ranging like you know from planet wide era cultures . K thanks keep up that great work ! ❤

What a wonderful video, Roger 😊 Thank you for taking us along. Although my husband and I have been to several of these places, there were some areas we were unaware of. So more road trips to plan! 😀 I think it was great how you included where there were handicap accessible walks. As we have aged, my husband and I no longer do the rugged trails. We know all the easy Indiana State Park trails and used to joke about making a book about Indiana for the old!😅 Thanks for sharing ❤️

thank you for what you do. I found your work by accident and love every video

I am convinced that this is your best video presentation-adventure to date. After growing up there (Harrison Co) and moving away to "get away" like some state, I realize I never spent ANY time actually enjoying 'my home' in Indiana. It will be a priority to enjoy the sights more as I go into retirement. Kudos Roger. Well done.

Just to mention that Vincennes is the oldest city in Indiana.❤

Lovely video!

Absolutely beautiful locations. The chamber of commerce should have you on payroll. ☺️💕

As someone who grew up in Southwestern Indiana, I absolutely enjoyed this video. I am very thankful that I have been to every community you mentioned. Especially liked your mention of my hometown of Mt. Vernon along with the John T. Myers Lock and Dam and Historic New Harmony. Even I knew what it was, You never actually stated what the rock formation was near Shoals (which is the Jug Rock). The Shoals High School athletic teams go by the name of Jug Rox. Even though I live in a beautiful area of Texas, I still very much miss the natural beauty of Southern Indiana.

keep em coming

I live 4 miles from the West Central Indiana border. My entire family is from Indiana.

I also just learned if u pay for a pass its good for all of indiana state parks n i didnt realize we had so many

I do love this channel. Plus, the narrators voice is soothing,unlike some high tenor drone which annoys me to no end. Carry on Roger!

Another great video Roger! I am promoting your channel on my personal Facebook account and my business, All Washed Up laundry out of Owensboro Kentucky! Hopefully you're on your way to 1 million subscribers!

When I was a child in New Albany in the early 1960s, the Carnegie Center was the library. Actually, sitting on the retaining wall at the sesquicentennial parade (1963) was when I found out that teachers are actually people too. I was in 5th grade and my family were sitting there to watch the parade. And who should sit next to us but my teacher and her husband! What kid would ever imagine that teachers did stuff like watching parades - or have a husband like regular people!

A very nice tour of Southern Indiana. I know the area well from the Ohio-Indiana line west to the Louisville Jeffersonville area. During the summer season, that floating restaurant in Lawrenceburg is a great place to eat. We pulled in there a few times on the boat. Madison is one of my favorite Ohio River towns. I hope to get back up to Cincinnati this summer or fall if I feel good enough to make the trip. I'd like to go visit many of the places you featured in this film. I have one question though, how do you manage to visit them when there are so few people? 👍👍👍👏👏👏

I live just north of Lawrenceburg and I have walked what is shown at the beginning of the video a few times and if you keep walking west bound when the Ohio River is to your left, the trail runs on top of an old railroad bed for about three miles or so and I have also walked the Big Four Bridge in Jeffersonville Indiana when I went to the Louisville Slugger Museum and Factory.

Madison is a beautiful town to visit. Clifty Falls is a pretty park. Falls of the Ohio, so so.

Great 😃

Rodger, there is a channel on RU-vid called the archivist. One of his videos called the realms of darkness - strangeness and ancient cave systems cover our realm 1887 newspaper. You must watch this video and I'm curious to know if you have heard of or explored any of these caves in your adventures thank you for all your hard work and presenting it to us.

Being from Louisville, I've been to everyone of these towns and cities. Unfortunately, I was almost always for work. I'm going to try to see some of these sites because they are very close to my home. Some of them are 30 minutes away.

We just got back from Cannelton Indiana where we rented a cabin on the river. WE drove some back roads. On a gravel road around Bristow we found a walking stations of the cross. It was beautiful. Have you seen it.

The Kennedy Bridge is NOT the I-64 bridge; that would be the Sherman Minton Bridge in New Albany, IN. There are TWO railroad bridges across the Ohio in Clarksville and New Albany: the one that crosses the McAlpin Dam (old Pennsylvania Railroad Bridge) and the K & I Bridge (Norfolk Southern).

Hey roger was just wondering is it good fishing in the Ohio river.and is it fresh water ? Melissa from Australia 🇦🇺

I just did a tour at the Culbertson mansion ❤❤

I would add Columbus.

Thku Sir

Nice place

The Harrison County Discovery Center covers the whole county and not just Corydon.

Have you heard of the legends of a cave that goes underneath the Ohio the connects Kentucky? Supposedly an early pioneer saw an Indian able to do it.

Great video! I took your suggestion a few weeks ago and drove to Lawrenceburg on one of my days off. The views of the river there are unbeatable. Leavenworth and Madison are the only other places that can come close to competing.

Interesting video, but do you dislike music? Adding music to this would make it more enjoyable to watch.

Wait a minute! New Albany has a Statue of Liberty?? I knew Madison had one. I have a picture of that one, but I had no idea there was on in NA. Where is it located?

I am encouraging people to move from over crowded expensive parts of the country to beautiful places like this. Why isn't Indiana or Iowa or whatever more crowded? People complain about unaffordable housing in California when there are places like this. Indiana has about the same population as just Orange County and San Diego County combined. Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma...they are all affordable. Stop complaining and please move there!

it says river watch it closed

Lost history very soon. Used to be affordable to ss bit no more with this day and age

Why his father not in history