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Spitfire of ATJ

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8. Found it on Google Earth...

Reply to MiniMe (Reply #6)

Fri May 2, 2014, 12:05 AM

May 2014

The section is on E. 26th Street between N. Calvert and Guilford.

The rendering on Google Earth with the 3D on shows the whole section leaning.

That's typical on a really steep hill but in this case it's kinda eerie.

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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