We've been visiting Baltimore a lot since it is so close to home. These pictures include both pre- and post-pandemic times.
First is a picture of the ferry that crosses the Inner Harbor, making commuting more pleasant for people working both sides of the Inner Harbor.
Walking around the Fells Point neighborhood, we were impressed by a sign that was taken down but still visible!
A locally famous sign advertises the chance to eat Bertha's mussels, which is funnier if someone else reads it to you.
Fells Point is named after the Fells family. Some of the family is still there!
We went for a bike ride around the Inner Harbor, which meant we had plenty of good views of the harbor and some famous buildings.
Some of the newer waterfront homes had fancy fountains.
By the downtown is the Inner Harbor Water Wheel. The mechanism is designed to gather floating trash coming into the harbor from the Jones Falls Watershed. Jones Falls is a river that starts just north of the city. The water flows through town before hitting the harbor.
The day was lovely and we had some nice views. We only stopped a few times, so I only took a few pictures. Maybe I should get out the old GoPro for our biking adventures.
First is a picture of the ferry that crosses the Inner Harbor, making commuting more pleasant for people working both sides of the Inner Harbor.
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| Ferry and tugboat |
Walking around the Fells Point neighborhood, we were impressed by a sign that was taken down but still visible!
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| An old sign |
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| Maybe they can fix it up for the 100th anniversary? |
A locally famous sign advertises the chance to eat Bertha's mussels, which is funnier if someone else reads it to you.
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| Just how hungry are you? |
Fells Point is named after the Fells family. Some of the family is still there!
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| The Fells sold some land! |
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| The family plot |
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| The Fell's grave |
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| The street where the grave is located |
We went for a bike ride around the Inner Harbor, which meant we had plenty of good views of the harbor and some famous buildings.
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| Locally famous sugar plant |
Some of the newer waterfront homes had fancy fountains.
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| Bird fountain |
By the downtown is the Inner Harbor Water Wheel. The mechanism is designed to gather floating trash coming into the harbor from the Jones Falls Watershed. Jones Falls is a river that starts just north of the city. The water flows through town before hitting the harbor.
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| Inner Harbor Water Wheel |
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| Looking upstream from the Water Wheel |
The day was lovely and we had some nice views. We only stopped a few times, so I only took a few pictures. Maybe I should get out the old GoPro for our biking adventures.
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| No boats! |
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| Inner Harbor |
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