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The racks are on the Capital grounds. Even if I did ask the "management company" for more racks I'm sure it would take 6 or 7 legislative sessions before it was even brought to the floor.

That trooper wasn't stationed near me today, so I had no problems locking it to the same signage as I've always done. The trooper who was stationed actually waved hello to me.

Weird life.

The sign in question was cemented into a grassy area, so impeding sidewalk traffic wasn't an issue. I prefer to lock to a bicycle rack, but by the time I show up for work, all the bike racks look like jenga explosions. The last thing I want to do is lock my bike, jam in anothers in the process, and then raise the wrath of a fellow biker. I do know that the trooper was new or I have never seen her before. She didn't gripe when I locked my bike to a different parking sign just 10 feet away, so I don't really know why that sign was such a big no no.