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Now Baltimore is a truly beautiful urban city below the Mason-Dixon line:
By Billiam
Completely agree! the M/D line is such a retarted line too because, only if you live in the 1800's, does it really mean anything! Btw, that photo was posted by me, but its from here: Baltimore on Flickr - Photo Sharing!
Everyone knows, at least where I come from, that parking lots are a sign of a lack of development. Where there are empty lots, put a parking lot. They are unattractive and a blight. Parking garages(above ground, as the base to a high-rise, or below ground) is the suitable solution in THRIVING cities where people understand that empty lots are not preferable.
Completely agree! the M/D line is such a retarted line too because, only if you live in the 1800's, does it really mean anything! Btw, that photo was posted by me, but its from here: Baltimore on Flickr - Photo Sharing!
Thanks...I just put your name not even thinking that someone else may have taken it. That's what happens when you rush things.
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Where there are empty lots, put a parking lot. They are unattractive and a blight. Parking garages(above ground, as the base to a high-rise, or below ground) is the suitable solution in THRIVING cities where people understand that empty lots are not preferable.
That's what happens when you rush things.
