#College Park

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College Park Rail

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Adwoa backstage before her performance at UMD

Photography by Ayedatsmanny

Shot on 35mm

Developed & Scanned by 1MILLENNIA

Circa June 2023

College Park, MD

MILLENNIA MAGAZINE OCTOBER 24’

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From Dougs window at Whytestone

College Park

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February 4th, 1977 - Queen Story!

College Park, MD, USA, Cole Field House, University of Maryland

'A Day At The Races' Tour

📸 Photo by Keith Elliott

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Jack Kerouac's home in College Park, Orlando, Florida, United States

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You can see my art currently on display at @TriCitiesTattoo in East Point

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Logic ft Joey Bada$$ - Shimmy

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E8 #60 at College Park

MARC E8#60 is Eastbound at College Park with the 7100 behind it.

July 1992

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LOGIC LIKED MY TWEET😄

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racing pigeon concourse?...

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Navigating the Not-so-Peachy: The 21 Worst Cities to Live in Georgia, 2023"

Introduction Life is a mosaic of decisions, with one of the most significant being the choice of where to call home. Our previous article illuminated the “Top 10 Best Cities to Live in Georgia, 2023,” but we understand that knowing where not to settle can be equally crucial. This inspired us to delve into the less illustrious side of Georgia’s cities, and in the spirit of comprehensive…

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Bari Lutalo’s Space Ep Release show

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Burn this sicko!

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At my undergrad university (University of Maryland College Park), there is a bronze statue of our mascot, Testudo, a diamondback terrapin, that students rub for good luck during exams.

Testudo was a gift from the class of 1933. He's been outside McKeldin Library (the main campus library) since 1965. Since the 1970s, students have been rubbing his nose for luck. I think I did it once freshman year.

At least he has a good view of McKeldin Mall.

You know how you can tell where people rub bronze statues by their most polished spots? Either because people think it brings luck or because they’re being pervs or just want to pet the animal?

Well in Odense there’s a statue that’s polished all the way down the middle

And it’s the cutest reason ever. It’s because children use it as a slide