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On 2009-01-04 said:
Richard, I have something like that, but in NYC, spaces are small,
and access is not on the level. I drive a small. Once in NYC, I'd
circle the are for an hour or more, looking for a parking spot. If
I didn't get one, I'd have to go home, because the lot rates are
$50 - $75 for an evening. But I had to park close, because there
was too much danger of smash-and-grab if I'm away from the car very
long.

I don' have any trouble recording in places that have parking lots.
I'm set up to do that. Everything is Pelicanized.

IF nothing else I"d find somebody I could hire for cheap to
go along (possibly even for dinner and drinks and a good
time. DRop him (or her) off with some of the gear while you
find a standing zone for a bit. HElper watches gear while
you stash vehicle, even if that's half an hour away and
return.

sOunds to me like hiring your ride for drop off and pickup
after the show might be your best option. YOur hired ride
can stand in a loading zone for ten minutes, you offload,
stand in loading zone after the show, you load up hop aboard
and you're off.




Richard webb,
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