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It's all good deep in the Terre 'hood [Haute]

You look a little like Kristi Noem.I hope You don't kill dogs.

Indiana sucks ballsack.

True statement

No place is perfect but I love my state. I love Indiana.

Suckin' on a chili dog outside the Tastee Freez... I'm from glamorous Angola Indiana myself (wangola/bangola was spray painted on the water tower for many years)

NWI resident right here...😊

Born in Indiana, moved back after retiring from the military and left...nuff said.

Go live at Gary Indiana.

Moving here from the military and Japan via Tenn 24yrs ago was diff, having grew up in Dallas. The people are a bit more standoffish, but cool once friends.Tbh that describes me before being a Hoosier though so.. It's home now, and I love it. This tree's roots don't move again.

I come from a small town in SE Shelby County, Indiana. Pop: 300 (?) High school: 190 pupils in 7-12. I went on to IU with 12 of my classmates, 5 of us became Fraternity bros. I did 30+ yrs in the Army, toured all over the world but I always came home. Married a gal from our class. We have a monthly luncheon with about 20-30 alumni with wives & spouses. These are my roots. This is my family...

i love this! 💝 your so pretty !!

I live in Indiana. I love living in Indiana. I’m form by the Ohio river what part of Indiana are u form?? My favorite part of Indiana in the brickyard 400 and the Indianapolis 500 and that we are the Motorsport capital of the world.

Good video, thanks for sharing, keep up the good work. I was raised in a small town in NE Indiana. I'm a 69 year old, USMC & US Army Veteran 1974-89. I have been to every State, 2 US territories, 1 US District & 14 Foreign Countries. I bought a home here in NE Indiana, for my retirement.

Love your video ❤

Bring on the great Indiana cannabis! Way overdue!

Abby! great video! if you wish to make it more interesting... more editing... show me where "Progress" (Indiana) is... screen shot... voice over... rush hour traffic in Indiana IS def behind a tractor:) (I live less than 100 miles from you) basketball hoops... yup:)

I live in walkerton all my life , back yard football, bowling, yard darts, tennis, and ride ur bicycle up hill 4 miles to get to the grocery store 😂😂😂😂 not to mention drinking water from a garden hose

I moved here 30 years ago from Commiefornia and it was the best decision I made for my family. But it’s getting crowded here too many people coming here from other states might have to move again.

Who made that introduction beat 🔥🔥🔥

Great job! I've been to so many other places now, and I love to travel. I love coming home just as much. John Mellencamp summed up Indiana's appeal for me: "I can be myself here in this small town, and people let me be just what I wanna be." I've never expected others to get it, as when I was growing up Indiana was the original fly-over AND drive-through-no-stops state. No apologies, no excuses. I just love it here.

Love your video

I am adding "Ditch Fishing" to my vocabulary! Great video. Come visit 219 in Indiana... it's a little different.

My wife and I were born and raised in rural Indiana. We left in the 1970's and ended up living in 9 states and 2 foreign countries. Today we live in a small rural town in Southwest Missouri -- I was kind of like going home to Indiana. I am now a Indiana Fever fan - Go Catlin Clark!

Lol Not Me saying Oh that looks like My town.......just to realize IT IS also my Town😂 I grew up in!! Get it girl!

Great video! I've lived in Indiana for most of my life - I was born here in the '70s, moved away, came back in 1989, went to college here, got married here, etc, etc.. I have lived in Walkerton, Mishawaka, near Culver, Elkhart, Marion, Indianapolis, New Whiteland, and Zionsville. I have worked in South Bend, North Liberty, Carmel and Fishers in addition to the places where I have lived. But I have been up and down this State so many times. This state has a natural land divide that starts just South of Kokomo where everything North of that is purely part of the 'rust belt' Northern part of the State that identifies more with Chicago, and then everything South of that is more hilly and gets into more of the Southern part of the State that identifies more with Indianapolis, Terre Haute, Cincinnati and Louisville. Indiana has both flat stretches of land with corn fields and Caves in Marengo with several lakes spread throughout the State with a lot of forests. The Wabash River is a major river that flows throughout the State, even forming part of our Western border with Illinois. The Ohio River is our natural border with Kentucky. Indiana borders Lake Michigan and the State of Michigan itself in the North, and our long Eastern border is shared with Ohio. We have a few sports teams. People who live in the northern part of the State all of the way down to Kokomo could identify more as fans of the Chicago teams - the Bears, the Cubs, the White Sox, the Bulls and the Blackhawks. But people in the Southern region of the State tend to identify with the Indianapolis Colts, the Pacers, the Boilermakers of Purdue, the Indiana University Hoosiers and the Indianapolis 500 Motor Speedway. Basketball is the major past-time of this State. Very rarely does this State ever vote Democrat in a Presidential Election. It's mostly always Republican through and through, but you do get more of the Democratic vote in the more urban areas, being Gary, Hammond, Indianapolis, Elkhart, South Bend and Fort Wayne. Pete Buttigieg was Mayor of South Bend before he ran for President. Indiana is home to a few Nationally known major colleges and universities. In the North there is the University of Notre Dame and Holy Cross in South Bend. In the Western part of the State are Purdue University and Indiana State University at Terre Haute. Ball State University in Muncie, Indiana is a nationally known University in the East Central region. In the Southern part of the State is Indiana University at Bloomington, and there are IU satellite universities spread throughout the State. Near our Southern border with Kentucky is the town of Evansville with the University of Southern Indiana, just right across the Ohio River from Louisville, Kentucky and the University of Louisville. This State has one of the best bargains as far as cost of living of any State in the United States, being West enough that we don't have a higher cost of living (yet) due to population density like Ohio and Pennsylvania, but East enough that we are still part of the old rust belt manufacturing area of the Midwest before you get to the true Plains States like Illinois, Iowa and Missouri. Indiana is North enough that we get 'lake effect snow' in regions closer to Lake Michigan, and a warmer climate in the Southern region where snow becomes more and more sparse the more South you go, until you get to Kentucky where it hardly ever snows. Indiana has the 3rd largest Amish population behind Ohio and Pennsylvania, the 4th or 5th largest Masonic membership in the United States, and it has the most Landmarks of any State. I tend to think of Indiana as a Northern State with a little bit of everything that you would consider to be associated with a Northern, Great Lakes State like Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, but just not a huge amount of it - you just get a taste of the Midwest with Indiana, and we have just about as much of it as we want. We are surrounded by States with higher populations and more land than ours, but our rate of growth is relatively high in comparison. Indiana is truly the 'Crossroads of America' as it has historically been a meeting place and a place of coming and goings. Time has borne that out as well as Indiana's central location is home to a conjunction of four major Interstate Highways: Interstate 65, Interstate 69, Interstate 70 and Interstate 74.

I moved to a small town for my kids. Moved to a bigger small town after they graduated school. I miss the smaller town so much. Small towns just have each others backs amd helps each other. LOTS OF SCHOOL SPIRIT! I miss that. Anderson kinda sucks lol. I grew up here but def not the town it used to be. But it was worth moving back to be close to my kids and grandkids.

Monticello in fun to hrow up in

Love this vlog ❤ keep it up

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Lovely video

Good you look beautiful 🎉

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Love your video ❤

The food looks so yummy

I know everyone has loved It Ends With Us but especially if you are struggling with mental health i would not read it. when I read it i couldn't put it down but it absolutely wrecked my mental health. just know there are lots of trigger warnings before reading it this isn't to hate on the book i just found it really heavy and triggering 💞also protein powder works better in milk haha glad youre filming again

I live in the UK , these videos are so fascinating, such a different way of life

Glad to see you're back and in your healing era 🥰 You're videos are so calming to watch

I miss you ❤

I wanted to ask is Indiana pretty crowded or is it peaceful and outside the big cities Preston empty?

I live in Indiana

I live in a very small town in indiana near nashville and i love it. Very secluded and our downtown is all locally owned small businesses

People who lives in Fishers/Carmel/Zionsville/Westfield What are you thinking about these cities?

I absolutely love galtinburg!! <33

Hello Abby. Just came across your chanel. I really love the country side. I have many friends from Indiana. I'm from Haiti.. love your videos

I went to high school in Middlebury 30 years ago. This really brought back memories, especially the back roads. The fresh Middlebury air!

i live in indiana. and its not like this in the cities at all, its like any other city, and had like every store i know that this is about a small town in indiana

I live in Evansville Indiana