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What’s That? The Crownsville Giant

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By Judy Colbert 
| annapolismomsmedia.com
Ever wonder, “what is that?!” when you drive by the Anne Arundel County Fairgrounds and see the giant figure on the hill? Well, his name is Uncle Harve, and this is his story. Harve is the 20 foot steel and molded fiberglass lumberjack, also known as the Crownsville Giant, and he began his life traveling to county fairs representing the Lombard Chainsaw Company.
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The B&A Trail: A Storied History

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By Judy Colbert 
| annapolismomsmedia.com
When you want to combine physical exercise and a mental workout, head to the Baltimore and Annapolis (B&A) Trail. You can bicycle, inline skate, walk, learn about the solar system, study local history, garden, or attend a concert. This delightful 13.3-mile, eight-foot-wide paved path runs between Boulters Way in Arnold and Dorsey Road in Glen Burnie using the former railbed right-of-way of the old Baltimore and Annapolis Short Line Railroad.
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Take Me Out to the Ballgame: Why Women Love the Game

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By Judy Colbert 
| PROVOKEDmagazine
Image: Jimmy Conover/Unsplash “Baseball is not only for the guys. Women are nearly half of the fanbase of MLB,” said Kevin King, founder and coach at Anytime Baseball Supply in Los Angeles. He’s a die-hard baseball fan who has spent his life playing, coaching, and sharing the game with others. “Baseball is special because of its speed; you can take it all in—the stories, the rivalries, and the history. It is not all about power and speed, like in other sports; it is about skill.
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