What they DON'T tell you about Living in Maryland
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2023
- Before moving back to Maryland, I wish I had known these things!
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If you are from New York, New Jersey, African American or Spanish it's perfect for you.
We love it. Norther Harford county farm land is beautiful.
You brought up some things that I didn’t really think about living in Maryland. The deer, tics and snakes part is so true in fact I did get Lyme disease. Also the speed cameras are everywhere. I haven’t seen one since moving away. Also no more tolls either!
Thank you for moving away from maryland, if you got a disease, you will be reimbursed. Maryland trusts you have fully recovered by this time. Maybe your fate is not suited to this particular land, but your fate in America is still one of the best! SOMETHING LUCKY WILL HAPPEN TO YOU
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I’ve lived in Garrett County for most of my life. Here in “Mountain Maryland” we sometimes feel cut off from the rest of the state, but most of us still take pride in being one of Maryland’s best kept secrets. We experience every bit of each season. Crime is low. Traffic is almost nonexistent. Schools are good. There’s lots to do outdoors from boating, to hiking to snow skiing. The only bad thing, is it rains A LOT. Something’s gotta be done about the rain and maybe the 7 months of potential snow! 😂
As someone who was born in Baltimore city and then went to school in Baltimore county ( Catonsville ) then went to Howard university in dc but moved to Montgomery county . The diversity in this state is insane . I miss Montgomery so bad but the housing prices are INSANE !!! I think my best bet is to move to a low cost state then save until I can actually decide where I want to raise a family
Maryland is a great place to live.
I love the State.
However, I lived in Howard County.
Ellicott City was where I lived for 35 years after moving from Baltimore City.
Love me some Maryland and all that it has to offer. 😊
Grew up in Harford County and it was a great upbringing. I was always outside and hiking and swimming in the creek. Still in Harco, but not in the sticks anymore. I do miss it though.
Thanks for the info
You’re welcome!
Thanks for another amazing video Caryn. I currently live in Dallas, but will be moving to DMV next year. My eyes are on Silver Spring & Rockville areas. I even flew up a couple times to drive around the neighborhoods and scope out the areas. Your videos have been a WEALTH of knowledge and I 100% will be emailing you as the time gets closer.
Awe, thank you so much. Can’t wait to connect!
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In all honesty everyone calm down
Yes the town immediately came out
Agreeing over this 'domme over the south' thing
The Texans were overwhelmed by the Eastern strategy and decided for more welcoming terrain, they don't have the federal jobs for it
Just a reminder Maryland is federals daughter
We are removing desecration and no longer accepting low income housing projects, this is for suburbs, we are sage to judiciously end this right now
With a reminder we are a female empowerment culture right now and traditionally (river)
So they're like "okay just making sure
This environment stuff seems chief to you but you guys are scattered on the response, or perhaps too Eastern, now understanding we're even apologizing, ur too good, good to know that of the feds"
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The political diversity is real. I spent a few weeks out of each summer in the early 2000's with a relative that lived in PG County, and then Anne Arundel County. They voted blue for most elections and weren't happy about the results of the 2016 presidential election. Even so they loved Larry Hogan and voted him in 2018 in a pivotal midterm election. And this is what a majority of the state of MD did as Hillary won Maryland in 2016 and Hogan won the state in his 2018 re-election bid.
Living in New England the first time I drove out to Frederick, Anapolis, and eventually the eastern shore with relatives in MD it opened my eyes to the diversity of the state. Metro access into DC from specific areas of MD by DC are phenomenal. Camden Yards is my favorite ballpark made in the last 35 years (even though I am a Yankees fan). RIP to the ESPN Zone in the inner harbor which was a fun play to hang out as a kid.
A thought on the 'county specific' thing for MD:
Living in Maryland, one thing I found out (after looking up wiki pages sometimes and other government sources) is that the counties are essentially the main and sometimes the only form of local governments in most part of the state, much like how cities and towns function in many other states (especially moving up NE to other NE states, from PA to MA). The county governments from my understanding are the main provider for municipal services, such as public safety, utilities, schooling, planning, etc. While the largest city, Baltimore (city), is essentially its own county, most other areas are considered 'unincorporated', meaning they're not within a jurisdiction that's usually below a county, such as a town or even many cities. Including some of the more populated 'suburban' areas. Especially the suburbs of Baltimore & DC. If I remembered correctly, Howard & Baltimore counties have no incorporated municipal governments below the county, while Montgomery is pretty much the same. Even Anne Aurundel County is similar, in that famous 'places' in those counties are merely a 'neighborhood' of the county, such as Silver Spring, Bethesda, Glen Brunie, Ellicot City (literally a 'city' without a local 'city' government), Columbia, Towson, you name it. Some of the most famous places in PG counties are mostly incorporated, but still, there are famous, populated areas in PG county that is not. For example, National Harbor. In fact, I saw someone claiming that MD has one of the fewest number of local governments. Partly due to that probably.
This is especially interesting as when you cross the good old Mason Dixon line. Everything is essentially flipped. From PA to MA, those states are almost entirely incorporated. Every square inch of the land is part of a city, town/township, village, 'borough', or whatever they call it. But the point is there's essentially not a single area in ANY of the counties in those states that is not part of a 'local municipality'. And it usually is those local municipal governments under a county that performs local government services. In PA to NY the counties usually only have 'traditional' functions such as managing jails and courts, etc. While from CT to MA the county as a level of local government has pretty much been abolished from what I remember.
Although to me that doesn't mean saying certain people or things are in a specific county in those states doesn't make the most sense. For example, I found myself better at remembering the suburban counties for Philly & NYC in their own states than the specific town or 'city' or whatever local jurisdiction.
You do have cities within the counties. The city of Rockville is in Montgomery County for example
I would like a purple county with my side of crabs.
Grew up in Maryland, we never discussed county’s.
Where did you grow up and how old were you when you left?
As a Texan, it is hard to adjust "county-speak." We use cities to proximate location and hours for distance. The transition is a bit awkward.
An analogy would be crossing the border into Canada and using kilometers instead of miles. Not hard to adjust, just different from what you're used to.
Damn I thought the speed camera thing was more of a Europe thing. That's too bad.
As a native of Maryland, I was curious.
My reward was a wasted five minutes.
Happy new year to you!
@@CarynGardiner This would have been the perfect opportunity for you to tell us that people in Maryland celebrate the New Year, but some people there do not.
@@kevin-vp1zd yeah, no one cares.
@@grdn02100 That's incorrect.
Pesky deer when hiking?
Yes! And in my front yard!
Who is here from sykesville maryland
Crabcake Ohh
High property taxes!
I thought Fredrick population was bigger than Montgomery??
Nope
Frederick is the fastest growing..but not most populous.
I moved out of Maryland in 1993 when it started going bad . Best decision I did for my family.. 😊
Where’d you go?
I grew up in nyc and London and compared to both, Maryland sucks major ass
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Ignore the anti-Maryland comments here. These people don't travel enough to see how most of the other states are dumps.
I love our little state!
Lots of car jackings, bad schools districts, crime....it's not the Maryland of the 80s
There’s still very nice places that are safe.
Thats the city and a couple counties. The rest of the state is doing great.
Word to the wise just don't move to Maryland at all
Maryland doesn't have a good health care system so if you have health problems be careful where you decide to go !!!!
Maryland has one of the most affordable health care systems in the country
I moved to Maryland from California for work. Maryland sucks and I can’t wait to get out of here and move somewhere back home to the southwest. Maryland is the worst of all possible worlds, hot and humid with rain and bugs in the summer, but also cold in the winter.
Where I live lots of people work in DC or Baltimore and it shows. They are angry and miserable, and just trying to run the clock out until retirement so they can move somewhere else. Nasty people abound. Road rage and insane drivers are a real problem. The only thing worse than a Maryland driver is a car with DC tags.
All the large cities within a 2 hour drive are dumps. Baltimore, Philadelphia, DC, Richmond, are all crap holes with bums and hoodlums in abundance.
If you like the outdoors, there’s no BLM land to be found anywhere. No public land to find some solitude for hiking, camping, off roading, or shooting. There are a couple of “ok” small parks in western MD, but that is it. The only redeeming thing we have going for us is Shenandoah National Park in VA, but that tends to be really busy if the weather is decent at all.
But hey if you like tacky tee shirt shops, cardboard pizza, and watching fat people wearing not nearly enough clothing, there’s always Ocean City.
Oh dear
I would say this is a spot on review of the garbage hole called Maryland. It was a wonderful place in the 60s 70s 80s....no more...
😢 I love Maryland
@@CarynGardiner did you grow up in Maryland?
@@jeffholt3841yes!
I hate it here
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Cali and MD suck , MA is a far superior life style
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The content was good but please get a new mic.
Moved here four years ago and ready to get out. The traffic is awful, most of the people are rude/arrogant pricks, and crabs are overrated.
Bye