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Originally Posted by tomwed
My eldest went to Hopkins. I would visit. We went on an organized bike ride that connected every park in the city. I biked some parts of the city faster then others. Some apartment buildings have a blue light on the roof. The police put it up there to tell people it's smart to stay away from that building. Overall I liked Baltimore. There were many kinds of celebrations on the weekends.
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One thing to remember, Johns Hopkins Hospital and the JH University are not one in the same, they're about five miles difference, which in the city is many blocks. The University is in a much better area right off I-83 for better accessibility. The area around the university is mostly rowhomes and apartments that cater to college students. Whereas around the hospital most of the surrounding area is known as a war zone, which I wish they would just tear down.
