
“The streets are very quiet.”
The text from my photographer friend came in at 10:30 AM.
Neither of us had heard any word or could find any information about anything going on during Day 2 of the RNC. But surely there was something, right?
Before I got here, I had assume I would take public transportation to the convention area, thinking having a car would be a serious hinderance. But since I found an empty parking lot that cost $10 for the day, I figured I could park there again.
I got to downtown at about noon. And dang. My parking lot now had a sign out front: $30 event parking. I didn’t want to do that. I drove around the block to find a place to pull over to look on my phone for parkiing, but lucky me! I found a 10 hour parking meter that would cost $5. Bingo!
The area was completely deserted.
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