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The Day I Sank (Literally) in Indiana

I always thought quicksand was a movie thing—something you laugh about, not something you step into. But there I was, ankle-deep in Shades State Park, Indiana, realizing the ground could swallow you without warning. It wasn’t dramatic. No one screamed. My friend just looked at me, half-amused, half-concerned, as I tried to wriggle free. It was slow, cold, and quietly humiliating. I didn’t panic, but I felt stupid for not seeing it coming. Afterwards, I kept checking my shoes for mud, but what stuck was the reminder: sometimes the danger is so ordinary you don’t even recognize it until you’re stuck. I still laugh about it, but I watch my step now—everywhere. #Travel #TravelMishaps #UnfilteredAdventures

Indiana • 18 days ago
Susan Nguyen
This same thing happened to me many years ago-early 1960’s. It was terrifying. It took someone else to get me out. It was in the woods behind our house. Luckily, it was dinnertime and my mom sent someone to find me. Even so, it was hard to accomplish. Very scary!🤔😆😲
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New Albany, IN
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