See, that wouldn't have worked at this one. This guy was checking just about everything. He would start by reaching around to your shoulder blades, running the hands up to the neck, and down the arms, then back up the opposite side of each arm... down the armpit and hips and side of the legs, then back up the front of the legs, checking pockets and belts, then up the chest, then he'd make you do a half-turn and he'd run down the back same way as he did the front. THEN he's have you remove a hat (if you were wearing one) and he'd check inside that too... this guy must have been ex-cop... he did about everything except a cavity search. They *did* actually find my camera, but he actually asked "is that just your boot" to which I replied "uh, yeah, I guess so". And he either bought that answer, or figured that with the trouble I went through, he wasn't going to bother. LOL.

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----- Original Message -----

From: Kevin L. Brown

Sent: Monday, June 25, 2001 1:23 PM

Subject: NCR - Cameras into concerts

While in college, I got a 35 mm SLR and a 70-210 zoom lens (8" long) into a concert by keeping them in separate pieces and having one in each sleeve under my arm. Man it was hard walking trying to keep them from falling down the sleeve to my forearm. I'd have looked like Popeye at that point.

With current CCD technology, I believe I could make a baseball hat with a camera on it that no one would ever find.