Thank you! I was pleased with that rearview mirror pic also. :) And you're right-- starting in late August or so, the rain slows down and the corn and grass go brown and it's not the same at all. In winter it's just gray, ew.
You know, it's strange, but I feel almost the opposite about the sky-- that the sky seems smaller and things seem a lot closer in Indiana than in the west, which feels to me so much more big-sky country. Driving just outside Las Vegas would sometimes give me vertigo, the sky was so huge. I think it was the sheer size of the mountains that gave me that feeling.
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Date: 2011-07-11 03:44 pm (UTC)You know, it's strange, but I feel almost the opposite about the sky-- that the sky seems smaller and things seem a lot closer in Indiana than in the west, which feels to me so much more big-sky country. Driving just outside Las Vegas would sometimes give me vertigo, the sky was so huge. I think it was the sheer size of the mountains that gave me that feeling.