Well, it does apply here. I guess that 2-horned person hadn't gotten to this part of town yet. -Mark

Yes, they are small, and I haven't done the laborious task of getting to the meat since grade school. These days, I pay extra for either crab cakes or having it picked for me (in Bethany Beach). LOL -Mark

Ah, “idleness is the devil’s workshop”, as my Mother said to me a LONG time ago.. I have NO idea why this comment just popped into my head after reading your comment about the “alteration” on the signage.. 🙄

Dungeness is “sweet meat”..don’t know if blue crabs are as difficult ( or worse) to get TO the “sweet meat”..Blue crabs are much smaller, correct?

Probably best to let it be a “guess”…🫣

Very easy peasy! You don't even have to take off your panniers. -Mark

I tried to find out, but there are no other pics, and the Street View from Google is dated 2012, before his first term. -Mark

LOL This is old Hat for Tom. We've done this stretch many times on one of our routes to Annapolis. -Mark

As long as they don't don't honk or "punish-pass" you — a new term I learned on Reddit. It means that drivers purposely drive close to you to tell you to get off the road. -Mark

As do I, especially when they are in neighborhood streets. They started doing that around here in some of the neighborhoods. It makes it look so nostalgic. -Mark

He had 2 crab cakes, corn on the cob, and coleslaw. Blue crabs are really good if you ever get to these parts. I've had Dungeness before locally, but it was so long ago when I was a teenager that I don't remember. -Mark

There's a park around here with the same name, which we've passed countless times. I took my brother by there once, and he laughed, saying the name but starting with the letter F. I'm actually VERY surprised teenagers have altered that wooden sign to simply add another horizontal line to T to transform it into F. It's so easy to do, and that park isn't really in a busy section of town. I guess kids are all on digital these days and don't go outside to play (or get into trouble LOL). -Mark

Thanks for your memories! :)

Easy peasy!

I know this is not appropriate for a bike journal post, but I really wonder what the word ( or words) were above TRUMP on the pavement.