As a transplant, what is it? Is it in the water? Is the sewage treatment plant poisioning the soil? Maybe the old steel mills?
Never has a name so completely, and accurately consumed a piece of land than Dumbdalk.
Morning Guys, Had a few close ones last few days so definitely due a change in fortunes for the better, a longer list than usual today due to 3 All Weather Meetings, Good Luck if you follow!
12.40 Big Time Maybe + Vicenzo Coccoti
14.40 Run Forrest Run + Nefarious
15.10 Irish Millions
15.40 Perfect Focus
15.45 Macaban City
17.00 Elixsoft
17.15 Sangria
17.45 Sister Bridget
19.00 Lorna Cole + Surewecan
19.30 Fair And Square
20.00 Alaskan Jewel
I know, yet another moving thread. I'm trying to get a final fix on potential neighborhoods to buy in, knowing that supply in the fall and (especially) winter is less and I'm picky about house features. We're moving by February at latest, and we did live in Baltimore a few years ago so we're not completely clueless, but there's still plenty of neighborhoods I don't know at all.
So, tell me what it's like to live in Dundalk! Dundalk wasn't on our radar because the stereotype about it that I do know is racist whites in purple camo Zubaz. But the housing stock, prices, and cheaper county taxes make a good case for giving it a shot. So I'm basically looking for any/all impressions-- what you love, what you hate, what annoys you?
(We both work at home, so job location isn't a factor. We did most of our shopping in Towson or Hunt Valley (Wegmans), so I'd need to find something closer. Walkability isn't something I care that much about. Fun places to watch a game and meet other Ravens fans would be good.)
I think my voice isn't Louth enough.
