Baltimore, MD (USA)

[yannis]

Nice Matt. Lovely picture. I just live a little up the road from you. Harford county.

[SKT]

Place is looking nice and love those framed concert posters.

[pechelman]

are those powerlines as close as they look in that picture from the deck?

[steelworker]

Hey, @Matt you can see the jail from your house!

[Matt]

@yannis no shit? I had an apartment in Bel Air in 2000. I used to ride my bike up Harford Rd all the time.

[Matt]

@pechelman yes. It was mentioned in the home inspection. ️

[pechelman]

cool. Free power!

[goosehd]

@Matt …you won’t need the kites:

[Brian]

Should wire it up like they do in Thailand on the islands it’s like the whole street uses one mains power line

[Matt]

We settled yesterday after a whirlwind fuckjob of a closing courtesy of the mortgage company. It’s now officially ours. Last night we waked to the bar around the corner for beers then we walked down the street to an ice cream shop all while the kids sat in their rooms with the dog. It was perfect.

[Matt]

I also went for a 5 mi run entirely along the water the other day. The breeze was blowing and it was about 70 F. So happy

[endo]

Great @Matt

[Matt]

New closet, same shit…

[goosehd]

@Matt The smell of salt in the air and the breeze off the ocean is cathartic for me. I'm glad that you're enjoying it and look forward to your adventures.

[Matt]

That does sound nice except Baltimore is on the Patapsco River. A lot of people think it’s an Atlantic harbor or even a Chesapeake Bay inlet but it’s actually a river. I certainly wouldn’t faultanyone for not knowing that.

[goosehd]

@Matt Touche…I always considered it part of the Bay.

[Matt]

The river feeds into the bay.

[goosehd]

@Matt …so there would be brackish waters and you could catch crabs. Then again, you could probably catch crabs in multiple areas of Baltimore…

[Mister_Brue]

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[Matt]

There’s no shortage of river crabs. I personally would not eat them. The harbor was polluted with heavy metals from the port and run off from the Jones Falls for a hundred years. Oysters on the other hand…