Posted in Indiana
September 23, 2017
9 Things That Will Always Make Hoosiers Think Of Home
Whether you still live in the Hoosier state or have since moved away, there are certain things that will always remind you of this incredible state. It doesn’t matter where you live now — if your heart is in Indiana, these 9 things will always remind you of home.
Indiana's State Fair is a huge celebration in our state. It's also a time when many different Hoosiers come together to celebrate how much we love Indiana. You won't hear about a state fair event without getting nostalgic.
For many of us, cornfields were huge ties to our hometowns, communities, and just an awesome part of growing up. From fun corn mazes in the fall to the delicious sweet corn we bought at farmers markets, there's something magical about Indiana corn.
We all remember driving down the road, hurrying to work, only to get stopped behind a tractor. Anytime you see a tractor on the road, you're bound to think of Indiana.
Other states may have covered bridges, but talk of them will always remind you of our state's charming bridges. From covered bridge tours to the festival in the fall, Indiana will always be home to covered bridges for us.
Indiana has some pretty incredible country roads, like this one in Brown County. Long drives through rural areas will always remind me of Indiana.
There's no way this world famous race won't have you thinking of home every time.
It's nearly impossible to come from the Hoosier state without having some sort of love for this sport. Whether you played (someone in your family definitely did) or watched, basketball is a huge part of Indiana life.
This sandwich is 100 percent Indiana.
Anytime someone asks how you survived in Indiana without a beach, you're going to think of the awesome Indiana Dunes. Out-of-towners just don't understand.
Indiana will always be home! For more reasons why Indiana’s so great, check out these 8 little-known local attractions in the Hoosier state.
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