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Did someone say clowns?

See you again soon Wildfire! Have fun on your walk~

That's true. I'd like to visit the aquarium too eventually. They actually opened a new exhibit like a week before they had to close for awhile because of COVID, although they're open again now with restrictions. I want to see that exhibit!

Well, I don't think I'll be visiting any museums right now given the circumstances, but maybe once things get better. Also, I just looked at the website and there are limited hours and some closed exhibits as well due to COVID. So probably not any time super soon

Aah, that must be fun! We only have one of each around here. Actually, there's also an Underground Railroad museum nearby. I should visit there too. It opened when I was in elementary school, and I remember some people from the museum came to tell us about it

@Wildfire: Honestly, I just don't really think to check what exhibits they have that often. Out of sight, out of mind, I guess

I love aquariums too! There's a nice aquarium not far from where I live. I remember when they were the first aquarium in the Western Hemisphere to have a shark ray, and I made my parents take me to go see her. There's a zoo close by as well

Yeah, it's definitely nice. I should probably try to check out the temporary exhibits they get sometime. I think they've had some cool ones in the past, but I've never gone to see them.

Good night sunny~

I do like the museum here though. It was originally a rail station, but it was turned into a museum at some point later one

I remember one exhibit where you walked through a tunnel that had spinning walls, and it a it made you feel like you were going to fall over. There were also water exhibits to play with, robots, a submarine, a unicycle you could ride across a cable, and so on

COSI had a lot of interactive exhibits as well. It was really fun

The other one I remember from a field trip was in 4th grade. We learned about our state history that year, so we went to the old and new state capitol buildings and then stopped by a museum as well. I think it was a museum related to state history