Shameless plug for the site, I'm an engineer at EcoMap. I spent way more time on the backend than I do on the platforms 😅

In addition, there's Equitech Tuesdays that UpSurge hosts. They've been at Guilford Hall lately.

Also worth visiting is: baltimore.tech

Totally valid, a scooter would not be ideal for a large purchase. I wasn't imagining people were hitting the Wine Source like a Costco on the reg.

Question for you (with absolutely no judgement): what is preventing you from walking, scooting, biking, or taking the bus here? Timing? Location of services? Lack of familiarity or comfort riding/navigating on two wheels? Mobility concerns?

I stop by on bike rides sometimes, but hours are bizarre.

It seems like a good outfit for events and a catering hub, not much else.

Whitehall Mill, a perpetual tough time.

You can park in Woodberry and immediately hit a hill in either direction, or anywhere around the reservoir/safety city/baseball fields. The disc golf area I would recommend against as parking is tight as is.

Back hills of Druid Hill Park. Loop from behind forestry through the hills towards Woodberry. Take the switchbacks up, head through the disc golf course, and then through the park back towards the safety city, and repeat.

I mean yeah nothing stopping you from bringing your own books, but it's a library. They already have some.

1908 is a blessing

Didn't know he was also a priest.

Sure thing! They all have slightly different focuses but some overlap when mapping out these support ecosystems.

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Fridays at Crabtown USA, $0.75 to $1.00

I'm a big fan of University Market falafel.

Edit: how did I miss you already mentioned Uni.

I've loved everything I've had from them, but hot damn if it ain't spicy on the wallet

Love this joint. The owner is a real dweeb for their craft. I walk up from Remington through the Stony Run trail, it makes for a nice morning.

This place is great! Love a chicken salad here. The doorbell when you enter is goofy as hell.

I really like the fries from BRD

It's just that they've moved from 29th and Remington to down on like 21st and Charles

They moved out a few years back to Station North. I eat a lot less pizza now :(

Baltimore is like half a bowl, with the harbor being the pit. All the way north is climbing gentle rolling hills. But you also have... Butchers Hill, Brewers Hill, Bolton Hill, Fed. Hill, Cherry Hill, Druid Hill....

Hey thanks. There was no ice forming on any part of the exterior pipe, which would have indicated a crack. The weather warmed up today and the ice blockage melted. We believe the initial overflow of water into the wall was caused by a water backup from the blockage and a poor seal on the toilet. We'll be replacing the toilet (long time coming) and obviously adding a new seal/gasket/ring. We know what to watch for next time a cold snap hits. Thanks for the reply.

It had been working fine up until the Pilar vortex. They were gone for the week surrounding it, and had no issues beforehand. The house was kept at a reasonable temperature as well during the time in question. No litter, or obscene amounts of TP being used. The gutter apparently is routed into that pipe as well, but the rain ended well before freezing temps hit.

One toilet flush is what sent water into the walls, and the ice blockage at the blow out hole was discovered.

So a bottom drain plug blew off, right near where the pipe goes into the ground. There seems to be a solid chunk of ice blocking things. I'm concerned that there is that much standing water in the pipe given that the freezing temperatures didn't hit till hours after all that rain last week.