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Top Comments of this video!! :3
As a Hoosier you have no idea how thankful we all are to get some recognition
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As a Hoosier I am required to sit and be grateful we get some form of recognition. Most people forget we exist.
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I’m surprised you didn’t mention the town of Santa Claus or holiday world! Also the fall festival in Evansville being the second largest festival in the country after Mardi Gras.
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I am actually floored by this. I'm a Hoosier from Gary and I have been to every corner of the state from Michigan City, to Lafayette, Bloomington, Evansville and I currently live in Indianapolis. And this was such an honest and true, well researched and presented take on a state most people relate to Corn, Racing, the KKK and Meth. Indiana is so much more, and I'm gald you visited the Indiana dunes park. I grew up right on the shores of lake Michigan. So seriously for all Hoosiers, Thank you
Edit: Also I was told back in grade school that "Hoosier" came from the "who's 'ere" folk anecdote
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Born and raised in Orange*County CA. Just moved to Fort Wayne and I'm loving it. This place is great.
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I’m from Angola in Northern Indiana and I always found it funny how people always think Indiana I’d flat and boring but if yo you drive in the north, they’d find out it’s extreamly hilly, I love my state and thanks for the effort
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Considering that a lot of people tend to forget about Indiana's existence, I thank you for putting in all the time and research it took to make this video. As a lifelong Hoosier, it's nice to hear something so informative about my home state. I don't think I've learned this much about Indiana since I was a kid.
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Southern Indiana native and I feel like the only big thing you missed was Santa Claus. All letters addressed to Santa go to the Santa Claus, IN post office. And a group of volunteers respond. I lived there for 6 years and it is nothing if not on theme.
So glad you mentioned Abraham Lincoln. Folks often forget that he spent his most formative years here and there is a state park dedicated to his life here. His mother died and is buried here as well. Within the park is a covered outdoor amphitheater and every summer has a play dedicated to Abe.
Also Charles Manson is from Indiana. As well as a few other infamous folks.
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When you mentioned the limestone capital of the world, Bedford, you forgot to mention all the natural limestone caves in southern Indiana, which are great tourist destinations. One was only discovered a few years ago near Corydon. Indiana is also home to the country's largest covered bridge, and covered bridges can be found all across the state in idyllic little towns, many with festivals dedicated to the landmarks.
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As a southern Hoosier you have no clue how happy I am that you said louisville normally.
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I just moved to Indiana in July - I am extremely happy with what I've found here. Indiana really is a wonderful place to live.
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I'm new to Indiana as I moved from the rechid West Coast and found this video very informative. Thank you! INDIANA ROCKS!
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Evansville is also home to the largest old growth forest still in tact within an urban area in the United States.
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We just relocated to Carmel from CA recently (by choice, mind you). When I told the locals where I came from they gave me that weird look. One person in the BMV (or DMV in other parts of the country) actually asked why would I do that. Still, it's a great state with genuinely friendly people. Believe me, when people in BMV actually want to help you to get your documents done, it is truly refreshing. I don't think those state employees in CA DMV gives a rat's behind what you need. Forgot to fill a space in the form? Move to the back of the line...
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Indiana is a great state that is largely overlooked and this can be said for much of the midwest
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I grew up in Richmond and Centerville. I am glad that you mentioned Tenderloins and Sugar Cream Pie. I now live in Ohio and miss them both. The one thing that you failed to mention was the love of High School Basketball. The story of tiny Milan IN winning the State Championship is told in the movie "Hoosiers".
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Love this. Born in Corydon, raised in New Albany. Went away to serve in the US Navy and a career that took me to 5 different states. Retired now and to home I ran. Am a proud Hoosier and live along the Ohio River today. Love small towns.
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Being from Columbus, I really appreciate the segment that went into detail about it, it’s such an underrated little town.
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This is a highly accurate and fair description of our state. We make a big distinction between northern and southern Indiana. Thanks also for mentioning the Scots-Irish.
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@ultraderek
1 year ago
By living in Indiana. I’m required to watch all videos about Indiana.
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