Category Archives: baltimore

Zodiac Killer’s Baltimore Connection!!

Posted on September 6, 2016 by scottcarberry

“Life is nothing without obsession.” -Pecker If you know me at all, you know that I’m obsessed with Baltimore. If you  know me a bit better, you also know that, from time-to-time, I’m obsessed with the Zodiac Killer. So today, … Continue reading →

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“Ghost” sign Advertising in West Baltimore

Posted on July 13, 2016 by scottcarberry

I took a few moments today to drive around West Baltimore after I picked up a Vitamin C Blast Smoothie from my friend Andre’s excellent juice stall in the Avenue Market on Pennsylvania Avenue in Upton. It’s called Just Juice … Continue reading →

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Baltimore Ridiculous

Posted on May 10, 2016 by scottcarberry

It is no secret that I adore Baltimore for all of it’s weird, wild and wacky elements.  But even an unapologetic Baltimore booster like me gets peeved, now and again, at some of the dumber things that my fellow citizens … Continue reading →

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Kindness, Food&Fun@Dovecote Cafe

Posted on March 21, 2016 by scottcarberry

I have stopped by Dovecote Cafe twice and here is what I know: The owners and staff are so gracious and kind and fun-loving that you just know that opening Dovecote is a dream come true for them. They make … Continue reading →

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Baltimore’s Barclay Street Beauty

Posted on February 23, 2016 by scottcarberry

For the first time in a quite a while, I had the opportunity to just relax on an actual day off.  While running errands and trying to track down a small piece of architecture that is supposedly a standing remnant … Continue reading →

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Old, Beat Down Baltimore Bus, Beautiful in Its’ Degradation

Posted on November 10, 2015 by scottcarberry

I’ve always enjoyed driving down Falls Rd between Hampden and the area now known as Station North. I enjoy any swath of land in the City that is devoid of the typical urban features.  Part of this stretch of road … Continue reading →

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THRUSHES NEW ALBUM, ‘EXPOSING SEAS’ RELEASE SHOW, SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 19TH@METRO GALLERY!

Posted on September 18, 2015 by scottcarberry

Arrive and be mesmerized!! Hey, WTMD, how about making Exposing Seas the Album of the Month for October!

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Two Toynbee Tiles Near Lexington Market-New??

Posted on September 1, 2015 by scottcarberry

I was at Lexington Market yesterday and as I was walking back to my car that was parked at 300 North Eutaw St. and as I was crossing the street I saw what I thought were two pieces of paper … Continue reading →

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Beautiful, Old, Interesting Baltimore. 1900 to Today

Posted on August 25, 2015 by scottcarberry

I have always loved faded, painted advertising on buildings.  Maybe that’s why I enjoy public art so much as it acts as a use for a wall that was simply being a wall until the artists’ hand had its’ way … Continue reading →

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Graffiti or Business Sign-You Make the Call!

Posted on August 18, 2015 by scottcarberry

I drive past the intersection of 25th Street and Greenmount Avenue all the time, but I hadn’t noticed this interesting bit of public art until just a couple of days ago. The only word that makes any sense is ‘Metro’ … Continue reading →

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