Indianapolis Day 3

Today I went for a drive out to see downtown Indy and to see the Indiana State Museum. IT was really hot today – or felt it to me – and just walking across the town I was dripping by the time I got to the Museum, I had a drink from the concession then went into the history of people in Indiana. The exhibit showed the development of the state from the indigenous people to the people who emigrated to the lands and how they shaped them right up to the current day. There was certainly lots to see and interact with but it was fairly noisy not from people but from all the displays trying to compete with each other and this did make it hard listen to some of them. The noise of the museum was that loud that I didn't hear the announcements that the museum was closed for the evening and I'm not too sure who was more surprised, me or the security guard that came around a corner and asked me to leave! On the way back to the car I walked past the State Capital where there was a rally by the TEA Party. This is a Republican splinter group that feels that America is going in the wrong direction and they were very patriotic with loads of flags