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    Baltimore’s Graffiti Alley

    by Kaylah Stroup March 22, 2015
    Back at the end of February when Jeff and I took our little roadtrip to escape the cold but didn’t at all we made a quick stop in Baltimore. Jeff has a friend who lives there so we planned to meet up with him for dinner. It was the last big stop before heading home, and to tell you the truth I wasn’t too pumped about it. We’d only have a few hours in the city, and after getting dinner it would be SO late to drive six hours home. It just seemed silly to me.

     It didn’t take long before we stumbled upon graffiti alley, and I was instantly in love with the city. We were just driving around when we both saw it out of the corner of our eyes. We rushed to find a parking spot and wandered on over. It’s the only legal spot for graffiti in the city. Paint covers every wall, door, window, and pipe. Even the ground is covered although due to the snow we couldn’t really get a good look. It was so incredibly colorful.

    After that we drove around a bit more, making quick stops here and there to jump out and take photos. It was too cold to do much walking around but we still both thoroughly enjoyed our short time in the city. It felt a lot like home.

    Baltimore, I hope to see you again reeeeeal soon!
    xoxo

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    by Kaylah Stroup March 18, 2015

     details cardigan – Charter School Cardigan via Modcloth crop top – Navy + Ivory Crop Top c/o Unique Vintage skirt – Swing Skirt c/o Unique Vintage pin – Tumbleweeds necklace – c/o Shlomit Ofir shoes – Melissa c/o Loly in the Sky Perhaps I was kind of jumping the gun a little with this outfit …

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    by Kaylah Stroup March 17, 2015

    Over the weekend we celebrated spring hard, except as I was sitting here scanning these photos I realized spring isn’t until this coming Friday. Haha, whoops! Regardless the weather was gorgeous and we did quite a bit of making up for the last few months spent indoors. Over three days, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, we …

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