It's quite a sight!!![]()
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I just hope the crowd control hold up and there are no crowd incidents to marr an otherwise wonderful celebration and sense of community here in the city that so many seem to enjoy putting down so often.
It's quite a sight!!![]()
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I just hope the crowd control hold up and there are no crowd incidents to marr an otherwise wonderful celebration and sense of community here in the city that so many seem to enjoy putting down so often.
OMG it was soooo AWESOME!! Got great pics!! Thank you Ravens!!! The crowd was great too!! Go Bmore!!!
Watching from home, amazed at how many people showed up at the stadium.
I was on Commerce St. right down from City Hall. Good spot.. Anquan got out and let the crowd rub the Lombardi!!
I have NEVER heard anything like this from our deck all the way from downtown!!![]()
It really is something special. I don't think another person could fit into the stadium. lol
I think it was great that the Batimore City Police did not strictly enforce the barriers so the Fans could love their Ravens. I guess they understood that the Fans love the Ravens when they win, they love the Ravens when they lose and the love the Raven when they win the Super Bowl. So nothing comes between the Fans and loving their Ravens. Thanks to the BPD for being team players.![]()
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The cops have been awesome all weekend. Thanks BPD!! They love the Ravens too!!
http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/bre...,4207001.story
I trust that this was not Ray Lewis related.
This is not good and I wonder how long before it goes viral
North Howard and Fayette is 3 or so blocks from the parade route. Could be parade crowd related but at least it wasn't along the parade route. Many from the parade were walking in that direction. There's a McDonalds, Nations Bank, Fried chicken and fish place and an abandoned pawn shop on the corners there.
I attended the Victory/Welcome Home Parade for the Ravens today and it was truly amazing just how packed downtown Baltimore was. I have recorded two videos that I am currently uploading, the first is the entire Parade going down Pratt Street in front of the Baltimore Convention Center and the second is of the massive amounts of people that just flooded onto Pratt Street and was walking the route onto Howard Street and the amounts of people was so massive that at least two undercover police Suburbans escorting Ravens vehicles to the stadium could not get through the crowd even with lights and sirens active. I'll post links to the two videos once they are finished uploading.
Taking the Orange Route of the Charm City Circulator near University of Maryland Medical Center so I could take either the 8 or the 48 home was packed with people. I got off at Howard Street and walked up to Greene and walked to the transit center and got on a #48 that instantly got completely full at the UMMC transit center, it bypassed every stop in downtown which was totally packed with people waiting for the bus, the stop that the bus could take passengers was at 33rd and Greenmount Avenue which is the stop I get off to walk home from.
Well, here's the links to the two videos I took.
Video of the Parade seen from Pratt Street in front of the Baltimore Convention Center: http://youtu.be/RH5y74aiw3g
Video of the massive amounts of people on the Parade route from Pratt onto Howard Street: http://youtu.be/4UUti3ojN4M
Yet these wonderful "fans" still feel a need to boo the mayor as she rides along with the players.
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