Mr. FRAZIER. Right. Mr. BALL. How far is it in miles from your sister's home to Texas School Book Depository? Mr. FRAZIER. It is roughly around 15 miles. Mr. BALL. And did you take the same route every day? Mr. FRAZIER. You mean since I have been going over there; since the first day? Mr. BALL. That is right. Mr. FRAZIER. Up to now? Mr. BALL. Yes, right. Mr. FRAZIER. No, sir; I didn't. You see, I found two ways, you can more judge by the traffic and you can go some days one way and the traffic will be easier than others, but most times I use just one route. Mr. BALL. What route did you usually use? Mr. FRAZIER. Used one like you go down from the house there. Mr. BALL. Yes. Mr. FRAZIER. Go down and right Storey Road, see Fifth Street is just one block off Storey Road, and just go down and hit Storey Road and stay on it until you come to Stemmons Freeway and you stay right on Stemmons until you come right on into Dallas there. Mr. BALL. About what length of time does it take you to go from your sister's home to work in the morning? Mr. FRAZIER. Usually, I usually leave not any later than 7:25. I usually try to leave about 7:20, and if you leave at 7:20, you usually get around there, by the time you get down to the parking lot now it is usually pretty close to 5 minutes to 8 and that gives you enough time to walk to the Book Depository, put up your lunch and take off your coat. Mr. BALL. Did you have a place to park your car? Mr. FRAZIER. Yes, sir. Mr. BALL. Was it assigned to you by Mr. Truly? Mr. FRAZIER. No, sir; he just said we had a parking lot there and showed me where it was and said you can park in the parking lot. Mr. BALL. Was that the parking lot two or three blocks from the building. Mr. FRAZIER. Yes, sir, it is down there; right across from the warehouse there. Mr. BALL. Then you would walk from there from that parking lot---- Mr. FRAZIER. Up to the other Depository up there at the corner of Houston and Main. Mr. BALL. We have here a map which has been marked as Commission's Exhibit No. 361. Mr. FRAZIER. I see. Mr. BALL. And north is to the bottom of the map. Mr. FRAZIER. Yes. Mr. BALL. Instead of the top, as usually the case. Mr. FRAZIER. Right. Mr. BALL. It has two pictures over here, one to the left and one to the right of the map. Mr. FRAZIER. Right. Mr. BALL. Let's take a look at the picture to the right of the map. Do you recognize that area? Mr. FRAZIER. Yes, sir; I do. Mr. BALL. What is it? Mr. FRAZIER. I see that is right there where you say that is the street going up to the parking lot there. Mr. BALL. Do you recognize this car? Mr. FRAZIER. Yes, sir. Mr. BALL. What car is that? Mr. FRAZIER. That is my car. Mr. BALL. Is that where you usually park every day? Mr. FRAZIER. Well, I would say at the time being when I first started to work there I first started to park there but now I park on the other side of the fence there. Mr. BALL. But that is a picture of the parking lot, is it?