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Babe Ruth watches one of his 755 career home runs soar into the bleachers at the Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory in downtown Louisville, KY.

Over the 4th of July weekend, I finally had a chance to go to a place I've been wanting to go for several years: The Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory in Louisville, KY. Being the baseball fan that I am, this was quite a thrill for me. The museum features priceless relics of baseball's past. You can also tour the factory to see just how a Louisville Slugger is made. I actually had the opportunity to watch bats being made for Boston's Dustin Pedroia. It's not hard to spot the museum when driving through downtown Louisville. Just look for the 120 foot tall bat out front. Even if you're just a casual baseball fan, I highly recommend the trip here.

Going through some leftover shots from the past few months. Found this one amongst the bunch. This is the Scottish Rite Cathedral in downtown Indianapolis, Indiana.

This is the view from the corner of Meridian and North Streets in downtown Indy.

Headed to downtown Indianapolis with co-worker and fellow Flickrite Nick Jones. This is the view of the Indiana World War Memorial as seen from the 100 foot obelisk at Veterans Memorial Plaza in downtown Indy.