The Rivalry (2010)
“Saturday’s rain had cleared, and it was a beautiful, breezy end-of-fall Sunday. They drove right through downtown, Kelleher giving them an informal tour that ended down by the docks, where boats were still tied up even with winter fast approaching. Soon Kelleher turned right into what was labeled GATE 1 at the Naval Academy.
Kelleher had some kind of special pass that allowed him to park on the academy grounds. “This place is a lot smaller than the Post is up at Army,” he explained after they h...ad been waved on through by the marine posted at the gate. “After 9/11, they banned all civilian traffic unless you had a special pass.”
“How’d you get one?” Stevie asked.
“I know the guy who does their radio broadcasts.”
Stevie wasn’t surprised. When it came to parking, Kelleher always seemed to know someone.
They drove no more than a few hundred yards up the road until it curved left at the water’s edge. Stevie could see downtown Annapolis directly across the water to the right.MoreLess
Kelleher had some kind of special pass that allowed him to park on the academy grounds. “This place is a lot smaller than the Post is up at Army,” he explained after they h...ad been waved on through by the marine posted at the gate. “After 9/11, they banned all civilian traffic unless you had a special pass.”
“How’d you get one?” Stevie asked.
“I know the guy who does their radio broadcasts.”
Stevie wasn’t surprised. When it came to parking, Kelleher always seemed to know someone.
They drove no more than a few hundred yards up the road until it curved left at the water’s edge. Stevie could see downtown Annapolis directly across the water to the right.MoreLess
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