Showing posts with label Charm City. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Charm City. Show all posts

Jun 16, 2010

Lakewood Ave. & W. Fayette St.



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Canton Square (3)





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Bar-front decor for Baltimore Pride























Quest never disappoints when it comes to festive window displays:
http://urbanity-charmcity.blogspot.com/2009/05/quest-bar-my-hood.html
http://urbanity-charmcity.blogspot.com/2009/07/neighborhood-gay-bar-summer-decor.html


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Jun 12, 2010

Canton Square (2)










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Canton Square




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Jun 6, 2010

Fayette & Gay Streets





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Jun 5, 2010

Jun 3, 2010

Front & Gay Streets



As Lora would say: "This is someone's child. Someone's brother. Someone's dad. Someone's student. Someone's friend. Someone's old neighbor. Someone's old lover.

On Saturday I went to the Baltimore Farmers Market on Gay Street, under the 83 overpass. It was paked with people, dropping 12$ on a bag of coffee beans and some $20+ a pound for meats from local, organic farms. Many were in line to purchase $10 omeletes from one of the breakfast stands.

A stark contrast to the numerous homeless people in this area. sleeping on benches, in grassy knolls along sidewalks, in tents outside the church, in front of city hall, alongside the soup kitchen.

I saw no less than 20 homeless people in the five blocks I walked to the market entrance.

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Jun 1, 2010

My garden






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Tagged





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May 25, 2010

Maryland, fruitland, crabland!

On Eastern Avenue in Essex--just beyond city limits.








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May 21, 2010

Peg Leg

In the women's bathroom at Pearl's in Fells Point





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Penn Station




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May 13, 2010

Firehouse on Conkling St., between Eastern Ave. & Fleet St.




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Pure awesomeness








This awesomeness was parked on Conkling St., near the intersection of Gough St.

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