Photo taken March 21th, 2005.
Age: 19 months.
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Trixie! Pick up your toys!
Entire buildings crumble with just a glance from the atomic toddler.
Just curious-what IS this?
Atomic baby strikes again!
resident evil three - trixie reduces the evil umbrella corp once and for all...
Okay, Ben...so what's the story here?!
It's got to be better than the chain of events that I'm thinking led you & Trixie here...You were just driving along, through your neighborhood (maybe on your way to the grocery store or home from daycare), and saw the pile of rubble and JUST HAD to stop and let Trixie play in it? I can just hear it now..."Hold on Trixie, we're pulling over - LOOK at that great photo opp for tomorrow's TPOD!"
Or...are you & Jenn remodeling? The front of our house has looked like this before.
Piles of rubble, industrial blight and urbanscapes are my preferred subject matter. So it's good to get Trixie exposed to it when she's young.
On a related note, as soon as I get some free time I'm creating another Picture-of-the-Day style blog that details our time in the Bronx. After you see that, TPODs like this one will make a lot more sense.
I know where that is - nice job framing it as "urbanscape" and "industrial blight," benmac. You desperately miss da Bronx, huh? It is a great picture, though, even if it is a bit of a misrepresentation of the bucolic suburban surroundings.
My dad wrote a song about my brother at thirteen months called "Disaster Man." Although that had more to do with dishes than anything else.
So...is anyone going to tell those of us unfamiliar with Baltimore where this is? My guess is a museum exhibit of some sort. Am I even close?
Ben, I wonder whether your site is inspiring anyone to visit Baltimore. You could be an economic development force and not even know it! I've never been there, but all the area references made from time to time have me considering it!
Marie: I'm guessing you got the idea that we live in Baltimore from this on-the-road TPOD, but we actually live in NC. If you do like the local scenery in the TPODs, you should consider coming for a visit to Chapel Hill :) As for this pile of concrete and bricks, it's just some debris by the side of the road.
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