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On a smaller scale, I live in Baltimore and there are whole blocks of boarded-up three-story brick row-homes, some of them with the ceilings collapsed and trees
by neutronicus 5y ago
On a smaller scale, I live in Baltimore and there are whole blocks of boarded-up three-story brick row-homes, some of them with the ceilings collapsed and trees growing up through them, and big wooden buttresses in place to keep the facade from collapsing.
I grew up around here, and spent a half-decade in Colorado. It feels like such a waste seeing the densely-packed tract housing appearing in the middle of the plains there as I drive by boarded-up crumbling ruins here.
- Spooky23 5y agoAgreed. The fate of really interesting cities like Baltimore is this weird intersection of politics, policy and economics. It seems so wasteful and needless.