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- Bad news for Yelp: http://bit.ly/9X8UT1 2010/03/05
- New Del Ray deal: ACKC Cocoa Bar is starting a "Hump Day" happy hour. 50% off Diva hot chocolates on Wed from 6 to 7:30pm. 2010/03/03
- A whole blog devoted to the lovely neighborhood of Arlandria: www.arlandria.org" class="twitter-link">http://www.arlandria.org/. Imagine that. 2010/03/01
- @nytimes tackles Belgian beers. http://nyti.ms/dqLEpe. Picks Oro de Calabaza from Jolly Pumpkin as #1 2010/02/25
- I'm inspired by the Olympics' strangest sport. Next Thursday, I want to try my hand a curling in Laurel, MD: www.curldc.org" class="twitter-link">http://www.curldc.org/ 2010/02/24
Category Archives: Maryland
Our guide to the area’s best budget chain
I love Gabriel Brothers, the discount department store. It's cheaper than any other of its kind -- TJ Maxx, Marshall's, Ross. I've walked away with $10 dresses, $5 shoes and $2 polo shirt. However, not all Gabriel Brothers are created equal. Here's my rundown on where to find the best bargains.
Also posted in Virginia, West Virginia 3 Comments
East Coast Eats
We spent most of our July Fourth holiday in the car and at the table. We covered an impressive 1,300 miles in four days and ate our way through most of the East Coast. We sampled the region’s most famous dishes – from the Philly cheesesteak to Boston Clam Chowder.
Also posted in Connecticut, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania Tagged Baltimore, Boston, Boston and Maine, cheesesteak, chowder, clam, Connecticut, crab cakes, crabs, East Coast, Faidley's, food, Maryland, New Haven, Pepe's, Philadelphia, pizza, Quincy Market, road trip, Sally's 2 Comments
We’re Out of Here vs. Assateague
The Assateague adventure was one disastrous camping trip. While we did see the wild horses, camp 15 feet away from a white sand beach and spend Friday night drinking beer around the embers of someone else's beach bonfire, we also got devoured, drenched and sunburned. Here are three ways to prepare before spending a weekend camped on the island,
Posted in Maryland Tagged Assateague, beach, camping, Delmarva, Maryland, mosquito, National Park, rain, weekend, wild horses 2 Comments
Gravity Hill
Rural Pennsylvania does not have much going for it. That’s probably why someone from Bedford County, Pa., created an entire website devoted to the region’s top attraction: a hill. Gravity Hill is a “phenomenon,” boasts the website. An optical illusion makes cars appear to roll uphill and water flow the wrong way. But legend has [...]
Also posted in Pennsylvania Tagged Bedford County, Burkittsville, gravity hill, New Paris, Pennsylvania Leave a comment
Baltimore’s wacky sculpture race
I was overwhelmed by the oddness of Baltimore’s Kinetic Sculpture race: A bicycle-powered pineapple racing through the mud. Middle-aged men and women lounging in the grass in Star Trek uniforms. Teenagers in trash bag tutus shouting at the crowd. You don’t find this in DC.
Each spring, Baltimore hosts the East Coast Championship Kinetic Sculpture Race, [...]
Posted in Maryland Tagged Baltimore, East Coast Championship, Kinetic Sculpture Race, Maryland, travel 1 Comment
Exposing Baltimore’s Creepy Side
In a marathon trip to Baltimore, the We're Out of Here bloggers explore far beyond the Inner Harbor. We look for ghosts at a haunted neighborhood bar, sample beer at Clipper City brewery and dine at an Edgar Allen Poe themed restaurant. This article originally ran in Feb. 09.
Posted in Maryland Tagged Annabell Lee Tavern, Baltimore, beer, Brewer's Art, brewery, Clipper City, Club Charles, Maryland, Poe 1 Comment

‘Tis the Season for Tacky Lights