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A day that will live in infamy.
ReplyDeleteI see the ferry in the background. I rode on that ferry with my parents when I was a kid, I wish it was still operating.
ReplyDeleteBad day for the Eastern Shore way of life
ReplyDeleteI remember. All the women, including children go an orchid. I kept mine for a long time!
ReplyDeleteYou can see a ferry just to the left. I don't believe they ever ran again.
ReplyDeleteInteresting seeing the ferry in the background. Must have been its last hurrah.
ReplyDeletewhen the ferry docked everyone started their cars up and you would nearly pass out from the exaust fumes. My dad would say don't roll the windows down.
ReplyDeleteI hate driving that bridge.
ReplyDelete9:14 Stay home then. Guessing you don't like them fancy flying machines either.
ReplyDelete7:31 You are so right. With that bridge came education, money, culture and commerce, who needs that stuff?
ReplyDeleteAnd the traffic has been backed up ever since.....
ReplyDeleteLook at those big beautiful American made Cadillac's leading the way!
ReplyDeleteIs that Gov. Theodore Roosevelt McKeldin in the back seat of that caddy on the left?
ReplyDelete10:07 AM: All of those things that you mentioned already existed on this good side of the bay long before the bridge was built, with the exception of aholes moving here trying to change the way of life. It's clearly evident you are not a lifelong resident of the Eastern Shore; therefore, you will never fully understand.
ReplyDeleteAugust 6, 2018 at 9:09 PM:
ReplyDeleteAmazing how closed minded people THINK they know all about someone else by their comment. I can tell you, as the 10:07 commenter, that I was born in a house in Worcester County, and have lived there in Worcester County, ever since. Yes, it was so long ago, that a family doctor would still come to the house and deliver babies. You wouldn't know "clearly evident" if it hit you in the head! As you are the one making assumptions based on no actual knowledge of the writer, you are the one that will never fully understand anything you read. Big man, calling others that you don't know aholes. You have mental issues.