Marylanders are a diverse bunch, but there are a few things we can all agree are easy to love. Check out the following list and see which of these things makes your Maryland heart go pitter-patter.
- Steamed Crabs
Flickr / Jason Yung There is no better season than crab season.
- Old Bay
Flickr / Mozart If you don’t have this stockpiled in your pantry, are you even really a Marylander?
- The Holiday Season
Flickr / Karol Olson No matter your religion, you can’t help but love all the quirky decor that twinkles around Maryland each December.
- No Traffic
Flickr / Doug Kerr It’s nice to escape the dreaded interstate and take a scenic detour along a quiet back road.
- Crab Cakes
Flickr / jpellgen …But they BETTER be made right, or else.
- The Beach
Flickr / TCDavis Whether visiting yearly or year-round, Marylanders love spending time with their toes in the sand.
- Spring
Flickr / Via Tsuji There’s something hopeful about flowers blooming around the state. Marylanders shed their winter layers and are joyful with glee once more.
- And Autumn
Flickr / Matthew Beziat As soon as the air turns crisp, Marylanders start planning their trips to pumpkin patches, haunted houses, and more.
- Winning
Flickr / Keith Allison Locals are known to get quite competitive, no matter which team they root for.
- Staying Hydrated
Flickr / LollyKnit The state has dozens of wineries and breweries that remain busy year-round.
- The Maryland Flag
Flickr / Austin Kirk This impressive design can be found all over, including on clothing, cars, buildings, and more.
- History
Flickr / David The Old Line State is rich with history. Maryland residents know to appreciate the past.
- Festivals
Flickr / Brent Newhall No matter the occasion, Maryland festivals are always full of life.
- The National Anthem
Flickr / Keith Allison The National Anthem was born here, and Marylanders take great pride in that fact.
- The View From The Bay Bridge
Flickr / m01229 Even if you find the Chesapeake Bay Bridge unnerving, there’s no denying that it offers a one-of-a-kind view.
What are some other things that Marylanders love? Feel free to share the love below!
Flickr / Jason Yung
There is no better season than crab season.
Flickr / Mozart
If you don’t have this stockpiled in your pantry, are you even really a Marylander?
Flickr / Karol Olson
No matter your religion, you can’t help but love all the quirky decor that twinkles around Maryland each December.
Flickr / Doug Kerr
It’s nice to escape the dreaded interstate and take a scenic detour along a quiet back road.
Flickr / jpellgen
…But they BETTER be made right, or else.
Flickr / TCDavis
Whether visiting yearly or year-round, Marylanders love spending time with their toes in the sand.
Flickr / Via Tsuji
There’s something hopeful about flowers blooming around the state. Marylanders shed their winter layers and are joyful with glee once more.
Flickr / Matthew Beziat
As soon as the air turns crisp, Marylanders start planning their trips to pumpkin patches, haunted houses, and more.
Flickr / Keith Allison
Locals are known to get quite competitive, no matter which team they root for.
Flickr / LollyKnit
The state has dozens of wineries and breweries that remain busy year-round.
Flickr / Austin Kirk
This impressive design can be found all over, including on clothing, cars, buildings, and more.
Flickr / David
The Old Line State is rich with history. Maryland residents know to appreciate the past.
Flickr / Brent Newhall
No matter the occasion, Maryland festivals are always full of life.
The National Anthem was born here, and Marylanders take great pride in that fact.
Flickr / m01229
Even if you find the Chesapeake Bay Bridge unnerving, there’s no denying that it offers a one-of-a-kind view.
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