Maybe because it rained all day yesterday—Day One of our journey—the skies of Day Two gave great cloud.
After receiving our cloud-kissed blessing from the school of good voyages in Olean (Saint Bonaventure U.), the OBC caravan headed West on I-86 through Seneca Nation and on towards Lake Eerie, crossing Chautauqua Lake and the tip of Pennsylvania before entering Ohio.
Once in Ohio, we proceeded to spend the rest of Day Two moving south through that great state. We passed by Cleveland and Columbus on n I-270, changed over to I-70 and headed towards Dayton, and finally, at the very end, crossed into Indiana—the state with my name in it.
Clear weather held out all day, making up for the low grade stress of yesterday’s rain drenched low visibility and hydroplane potential. Beautiful!
Highlight of today’s drive was a pit stop at Bell’s, near Mt. Gilead.
Landed safely around 4:00 in Richmond Indiana, home of the amazing Gulzar’s Indian Cuisine. They serve the most delicious, rich and creamy Saag Paneer you can imagine. Not to mention their decadent Samosa Chaat. Even Gulzar’s rice is amazing—each fragrant grain a unique and separate entity.
Feeling Grateful for an incredible meal at the end of a long but relatively easy Day Two on the road, and for the leftovers…to be savored in Rolla Missouri.
Stay tuned!
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One Bold Crone 
Your adventure began as mine was winding down. Congratulations on this huge move for you! So excited to see what happens now that you’ll no longer have your feet spaced so wide apart, holding down two forts.