Wow some people in here will label any progess as “Yuffification”

The old Lexington Market was a shithole and the new one is a vast improvement.

Different swing bridge, that's near Port Covington and was built by a different railroad. This is on Curtis Creek and actually gets used from time to time I think.

When I was active duty coast guard I would pass through there a couple times a week, what you want to know? There is a creepy baby doll wedged in between some piles on the 695 bridge, fyi.

Did that at a state park once but it was a Blue Sienna (they're everywhere!) and it was unlocked. So the family is half in the van when all our brains finally clicked with things like "I don't recognize that jacket...?"

My elementary and middle school were almost exclusively black (neighborhoods too), and my highschool was far more mixed (majority black, but significant white and Hispanic popular). I think being in a mixed environment really opened my perspective on things at a younger age since my upbringing was surrounded by people that only looked like me.

I miss buying guns in UTZ bags…

Nah. I was 19 by the time they came onto the scene and thought they were trash, both musically and personally.

The footage I saw from Woodstock '99 pretty much cinched that.

Now if you play Alice in Chains or White Zombie, I'll headbang like mad. Because it's... what's the word... good.

People can have an opinion. Is it whining to say you think a place sucks

You notice I didn’t argue with anything else.

I would like the pan Asian and komboucha if it were priced reasonably d and honestly Soul Food prices nationwide are ridiculous. I’m black I never but from soul food places because the price is insane.

But I agree with your overall point about not organic cities and now curated spaces. Let’s just be happy is much less gentrified than most places.

Or, third option, talk about what you like and don’t like in a public forum, so that the folks who set this up know shat the complaints are instead of having to guess why no one’s coming.

It is an improvement in community space but everything else he said was right

No you’re 100% right

The old Lexington Market was like Reading Terminal, this is N O T H I N G like that anymore.

High chance that stuff doesn’t open imo, even still with it all open it’d be disappointing. The experience is SOOOO different

Yea I went there there’s like 1/4th as many shops.

It’s sooo generic and every place quite literally costs twice as much. Mayer it’s cleaner and easier to navigate but it pretty much the same as Broadway Market and across Street Market.

It’s not a tourist destination in its current format. It used to be more like Reading Terminal in Philadelphia and they just totally canned it.

Everyone talks shit about Limp Bizkit but every time one of their songs gets played, there's always an inner 16 year old kid wearing JNCOs and wallet chains desperate to come out and start headbanging.

I had one. There are three parked near my house right now.

I have done this with my Subaru a couple of times. My husband has done it with a rental car. This is very relatable

Good lord, what a bunch of whiners. Take what you get, or, and this is crazy - don't go back.

The second floor that they closed how many years ago? Same with the arcade.

Was there yesterday, it’s so tight and as a bunch of people here have said it’s basically just a food hall now. Yuppification is perfect to describe what’s happened there. Even once everything is open this place will never be on par with reading terminal market in Philly.

Better luck next year

I'm def a mixture of both.

Those 2 arrows must be new.