Thanks to Bryan for this pic from O’s opening day.
Yes, MDP is going backwards here, but at this point, we just do what we want and I don’t think anyone will be upset about it.
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Apr 12
Opening Day with Earl
It’s opening day and this year the stadium is making a big deal about putting out new statues and all sorts of other attractions. I’ve always liked the retired numbers in front of the stadium. To celebrate Earl’s statue, and for those who are not offended by strong language, (that’s a disclaimer) we can also celebrate with this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kl-4FSRYagc
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Mar 12
Maryland Day (observed)
It’s the 26th, and though the 25th is usually Maryland Day, it fell on a weekend and so it is observed today.
To celebrate, we have a picture of St. Clements Island, where the first settlers came to Maryland aboard aboard the ships, the Ark and the Dove.
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Mar 12
Western Farm
We don’t have the massive square and flat plots of land that the midwest has. The plots are often irregularly spaced, Even on the eastern shore, where the land is flat and ample, you’ll still have oddly shaped plots with diagonal roads cutting through fields or a random river running in betwwen two farms. In western Maryland farmers are constrained by topography as much as by historic land grants or property transactions, and the combination leads to some interesting farmscapes.
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Mar 12
Drane
MDP took a trip to Western Maryland and filled it’s photo coffers with lots of new material this weekend.
Today we feature a picture of the Drane House, the 0ldest standing structure in Garrett County. Though it’s been though some restorations and reconstruction, the house was originally built in 1800. It sits next to the town of Accident Md.
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Mar 12
EDMART
Today’s photo comes from Bryan, whose description of the picture was so terse and informative that it was entertaining of itself. I can not think of a way to convey this thought any better:
”Edmart deli as featured on food network best I ever ate. Brisket. Duff goldman. Pikesville.”