Do maryland have any drive in movies close to  Washington DC?
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Operating Theatres\nBengies Drive-In Theatre\n\n3417 Eastern Boulevard, Baltimore, MD 21220 (410) 687-5627\n\nBel Air Drive-In Theatre \n\n3035 Churchville Road, Churchville, MD 21028 (410) 734-7788\n\nI don't know if these are still in operation
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Are you talking about the AMC Star Grand Rapids 18?  It looks like it's very close to Walker, MI.  If so, go to this website http://www.google.com/movies?oi=showtimesm&hl=en&near=Walker+MI&dq=Walker,+MI+movie+theatre
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I know there is http://www.capitoltrailways.com/ Captiol Trailways that has bus service in New York and Reading.
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Probably just about anywhere with a halfway decent selection.  RUN, don't walk, to the video store.  It's an incredible movie.
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Driving a reasonably direct route, you have to go through New Jersey, then either Delaware or Pennsylvania, then Maryland, then, depending on your route perhaps West Virginia or Washington DC, then you get into Virginia.
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uh movies and go out to eat is col
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Wow.  There is one -\n\nThe United Drive-in Theatre Ownser's Association\nhttp://uditoa.org/
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See here:\n\nhttp://search.yahoo.com/search?fr=ush-sbc-movies&p=outer+banks+golf+packages
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If you mean Towson College outside of Baltimore.  It is in Maryland not Virginia.  I don't go there but it is a good school.
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You can get the list here:\nhttp://www.dc.state.fl.us/absconder/search.asp\n\nHope this helps!
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Baltimore has the Maryland Science Center in the Inner Harbor, along with all the tourist attractions. It has a planetarium and IMAX theatre as well as children friendly museum, then there is also Port Discovery is full of science related things that are hands on for children to play and touch and actually participate.\n\nWashington D.C. has the Smithsonian museums all throughout DC area and it has the Air and Space Museum as well as other museums.  \n\nA new museum called Koshland Science Museum by National Academy of Science. maybe something you want to check out if you are visiting D.C. \n\nThe links are below.  Have fun.
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Check out sites below.  One shows Fairfax, VA.
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Here is a comprehensive report, "Housing in the Nation's Capital", primarily focusing on DC proper (rather than the Maryland and Virginia suburbs):\n\nhttp://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/metro/daily/nov05/FMFhousing.pdf\n\n"Last year, we reported on surging home sales prices in the Washington region and noted that homes affordable to lower- and moderate-income buyers mostly were limited to neighborhoods east of the Anacostia River in the District, Prince George’s County, and the Far Suburbs. The same patterns persist this year, with sales prices continuing to climb at stunningly rapid rates.\n\n...\nRenting becomes a more attractive option relative to the very high price of buying. The monthly cost of renting in 2001 was 82 percent of buying, but in 2004 it dropped\nto only 59 percent.\n\nIf you are considering buying, this link has maps of the whole region (DC, MD and VA), with average prices by zip code:\n\nhttp://www.metrorealestatepro.com/Nav.aspx/Page=%2fPageManager%2fDefault.aspx%2fPageID%3d1445270\n\nHousing market cooling:\nhttp://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2005/11/10/AR2005111002241.html
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Being from Maryland - I would answer you "not likely without giving up convenience."  THere are not a whole lot of lakes around (Deep Creek way out in Garrett County but that get cold and snowy in winter and is a resort area) and the rivers/bay are expensive areas - even the Eastern and Western Shores are very expensive nowadays.  I would guess that it would be cheaper way down on the Eastern Shore (Dorchester, Wicomico, Somerset counties) but of course, what's down there?  Try the upper Eastern Shore - Kent County...  Here's real estate listings in this area: http://www.homesdatabase.com/\n\nIf you want mild weather and water, try NC - there are lakes and the sound areas are nice.  I also understand NC is a very retirement-friendly state.
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no, its just in the movies all the time, I drove many time from Miami to Denver, and I stopped everytime in Harrison, every1 was very sweet and nice..I liked it so much that I got married in Eurika Springs...we had rented the Quenn Ann's mansion...U can find rednecks and hillbillies even in NY...its a state of mind, not a State...
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It comes down to what part of MD you move to. If you move to Baltimore or North of if you'll end hanging out in the Inner Harbour or other parts in Baltimore. If you move South of Baltimore, you'll end up spending your night life in Washington, DC. Price of gas is normal like the rest of the country. Winter can be cold to  really cold. Not as bad as MA. Radio stations, again it varies where you decide to move.
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You should go to the movie theater, McDonalds, and the grocery store to find out.\n\nIt depends locally.