I was there for whatever reason- I think that I was under the false impression that you had to show up to get a certificate for a County Stadium brick or something.... it was brutal. I remember how cold and miserable it was, and I endured about two hours before I left. They had to get the game in because of Cincinnati playoff implications, and after I left I drove the hour and a half home, and the game was just getting underway. It was supposed to be the last game but the crane accident delayed it a year. The actual last game was much more entertaining (not the game, but the 'pageant' afterward).I was at that game as well. I remember still trying to tailgate in the cold/rain using umbrellas to keep us and the grill as dry as possible. Our seats were in the upper deck outfield on the third base side and there was barely anyone around us. The biggest selling item for the vendors was hot chocolate because it was so cold and nasty out. They played footage from some of the other games going on around the country on County Stadium's horrible scoreboard...you could barely make out players and I remember trying to find the baseball on it when it was hit into play. We stayed for quite a while and then I made the 2.5 hour drive back up to the Stevens Point area and watched the end of the game on TV. As bad as the weather was, as bad as the team was, and as unfortunate as the entire situation was, this is still a very fond memory of mine. I do miss County Stadium...but I sure am glad that we have Miller Park now.