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IronLionZion

(51,302 posts) Thu May 1, 2014, 08:58 PM May 2014

When it rains, the earth moves in Baltimore (landslide) [View all]

Better cut some more infrastructure spending and give out more tax cuts. What could go wrong?

This street is in a nice neighborhood near hopkins. When I was considering moving to charm city for a job, this was the exact neighborhood I was interested in. I didn't move there.

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When it rains, the earth moves in Baltimore (landslide) [View all] IronLionZion May 2014 OP

OH MY! elleng May 2014 #1

Oh yeah IronLionZion May 2014 #2

OMG, the ending passiveporcupine May 2014 #3

They dropped quite a ways down.... Spitfire of ATJ May 2014 #4

They need to put a toll on that road so they can afford them some infrastructure! adirondacker May 2014 #5

Yeah, because it's obvious this was built by the government, because it fell.... Spitfire of ATJ May 2014 #7

Private sector would do it better IronLionZion May 2014 #11

It was quite a storm we got yesterday in Maryland MiniMe May 2014 #6

Found it on Google Earth... Spitfire of ATJ May 2014 #8

and I recall rtracey May 2014 #9

And removing too much of the aquifer will also cause sinkholes... 1monster May 2014 #12

I know now why route 29 was closed yesterday IronLionZion May 2014 #10