Maryland Daily Photo

We’ll end the week of parking with a shot of boats parked at the Naval Academy.   Have a great weekend. 

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Well, yesterday’s contest didn’t last too long, but I’m glad that Captain Jen came to the site to add some professional authority to our contest.   (Also, AJ, you got it right too, congratulations.)  
So, I didn’t get a chance to actually sail on Satuday when the picture was taken, but I’m certainly going out next time […]

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Over the weekend, the MDP staff wants to remind you to properly dispose of your hot coals.  Hopefully I’ll be making some hot coals of my own….with my barbeque.  This shot was taken in Ft. Smallwood, just like last fridays.  Ft. Smallwood, by the way is one of the prettiest bayside parks in the state, maybe you could go there […]

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The results of the contest are in and, depite their eyelashes, I’ve decided that the giraffes are named Barney and Jefferson Walker.  
I really have to thank everyone for not naming on Geoffrey, I’ve never liked how that giraffe went about flagrantly spelling his name wrong. 
 Today’s photo comes from corresponding photographer (and the man who hosts this website) […]

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What’s a bad thing to do when driving over a bridge?  Take a picture?  I disagree.   What if its a really high two lane bridge and you are 1 mile out from land?  I say its still not a problem. 
 Special thanks to corresponding photographer Shelly for today’s photo.  (Though let it be known that I […]

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Well congratulations to everyone who figured out that this is the sculpture by the Southwest wing of BWI.  To be as accurate as possible, it’s actually the sculpture right outside the ramp from the parking garage to terminal B.  That ramp is also where this picture was taken.
Some more fun things about the airport.    
It […]

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What’s one of the most important features of Maryland?  The Bay, clearly, right?   I have spent a lot of time here without really focusing in on the bay, but all the while unconsciously enjoying its proximity.  I know it is there because I am subtly reminded of it when I see a seagull fly overhead, […]

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