When we got to Baltimore we stated with my Uncle Larry and Aunt Sallie. On our first dart there we had planned to go visit family, but instead got to go to the emergency room because Bethany had a fever that wouldn’t go away. It turned out she had a urinary tract infection. Luckily the next day she was feeling well enough that we could go to Camden Yards for a tour of the Baltimore Orioles beautiful ballpark.
Statue of Herman Babe Ruth, who was born a few blocks from the stadium and actually started as an Oriole minor leager.
The warehouse next to the stadium, which has quite a history and actually dictated the theme of the stadium.
One of the orange seats in the field, one where Eddie Murray's 500th home run landed and one where Ripken's 278th as a short stop hit (setting a record)
They have flags for all American League teams and show them in standing order. This pole is brand new added for the Astros. Its also last place, so its just for the Astros.
In the walkway by the warehouse every homerun that has every hit is marked where it hits. Only one has ever hit the building, but a local favorite of ours, Lance Berkman has a spot on the walkway.
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