Due North
iPhone 6S
2017
I had reason to be in the Boone County Courthouse recently. (See an exterior photo in this post.) As Indiana courthouses go, it’s a relatively new one, completed in 1911.
At the center of its main floor tiles were arranged with an arrow pointing north. I always wonder how accurate such markers are. Given the courthouse’s placement on the city’s downtown street grid, this arrow points in a northerly direction, at least.
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I had forgotten this. I spent several hours at that courthouse one evening after hours waiting on a jury to reach a verdict. I killed time by walking around all over the inside of the building as we were the only ones there. As one not crazy about heights, I remember wondering if anyone had ever gone over that 3rd floor railing.
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Well now, that’s a classic thing for a guy who doesn’t like heights to wonder!
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So clean and quiet.
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In case you missed the other shots from my visit to this place: https://blog.jimgrey.net/2017/11/15/an-autumn-drive-down-state-road-45/
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