Maryland

very pretty…..

Passed through as part of an east coast road trip. Lovely state (if a bit trafficky) – stopped off at D.C. to see the White House, Washington Monument, Arlington National Cemetery, Lincoln Memorial and “The Wall”...

I have some family in Maryland.

A weird thing when I went to visit my Aunt a couple years ago was the turnarounds. Or turnabouts, I can’t remember what they were called.

I was scared! You are driving around one and you think you’re going to hit the front of a car, and you have to look really fast so you don’t miss the little part where you’re supposed to exit.

Weird stuff!

I visited my cousin K and we had a good time. My son saw a firefly for the first time at her house and we enjoyed her company. She took us around.

Great place

I love Maryland. It’s green with water everywhere, it’s close to everything, and has the man I love living there. What could be better? I almost moved there several times now. Still might.

Born in Bethesda, lived there only first few months of life. I go to MD Line sometimes to volunteer at the Animal Rescue. I live a few minutes from the PA/MD border.

Do not live here. There are nice things to visit in DC as a tourist, but the people are not nice. If the people don’t matter then go ahead and move there but it is practically impossible finding a friend worthwhile in this place. I DO NOT KNOW WHY….

I live here & have my whole life. I wouldn’t move for a million dollars.
If you find it terribly boring you’re probably too lazy to leave your hotel room & find something to do. :)

I lived in Beltsville for a little over a year & a half. It’s an OK state. Rural up north but a D.C. suburb in the south.

The University of Maryland campus is beautiful.