We are now pushing northward on Highway 41 in Indiana, and there is not a lot to note for awhile. But still, the trek continues with scenes along the way.
Highway 41 crosses Interstate 74
Highway 41 and E. Stone Bluff Road
Rob Roy, Indiana. Wikipedia tells us "The town of Rob Roy was named after the Scottish patriot Robert Roy MacGregor by local John I. Foster, a lover of literature who was especially fond of Walter Scott's novels. Foster, described as an inventor and a worker of iron, lived in Rob Roy for six or seven years and founded a Methodist church there." It also has a covered bridge. In fact, if we turned left at the next intersection norrh of this location, the covered bridge would be reached in just a short distance. But StreetView didn't make that turn.
More to come, and soon.
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