10 new INDIANAPOLIS photos!

[bandit957]

Super Bowl Sunday will be forever known for its spate of Roads Scholarin' photos of Indianapolis. There's daytime, nighttime, and in-between-time pictures for you to ogle (beep), so point your pooper here...

http://www.angelfire.com/yt2/lastword/roadpics/indy12.html

[texaskdog]

any pics of Peyton Manning being unceremoniously booted out?

[tdindy88]

I'm curious, did you catch the part of the Cultural Trail (the bike lane along Washington Street) that abruptly ends so that a high-end hotel could have their valet parking in the way (at Illinois and Washington?) The Cultural Trail system is neat, but that one section (half a block) has gotten many of the biking community pissed at the city, though given the fact that right-to-work did pass, it's no wonder.

[bandit957]

I'm curious, did you catch the part of the Cultural Trail (the bike lane along Washington Street) that abruptly ends so that a high-end hotel could have their valet parking in the way (at Illinois and Washington?)

I didn't notice that.

[KEVIN_224]

That tall bluish building can't be more than 3 years old either. I visited Indy between August 21-24, 2010. It stood out big time while at Victory Field (AAA-level Pittsburgh of the International League). At that point, I think the place was only NEAR-finished. The RCA Dome was already gone and the expansion work on that site for the Convention Center was already underway. I can't speak for the Amtrak station of bus station, as I didn't set foot in them. I took the IndyGO shuttle van back from the Lucas Oil Stadium area back towards IND (airport). From there, it was the hotel shuttle to where I was staying on Rockville Road, close to I-74/I-465 (Picture taken Sunday, August 22, 2010).