masn-baseballs-orioles.jpgToday is one of those beautiful winter days at Camden Yards. The sun is shining; the snow has melted; the grass on the field has been mowed; and the sprinklers are doing the early work of bringing the Yard back to life.

There were even a few people milling around Eutaw Street today on my way in, and Opening Day finally feels as near as it looks on the calendar.

So with your best memory of Camden Yards in the back of your mind, check out this week’s ‘Where in the Yard?’ and tell us what’s…Today is one of those beautiful winter days at Camden Yards. The sun is shining; the snow has melted; the grass on the field has been mowed; and the sprinklers are doing the early work of bringing the Yard back to life.

There were even a few people milling around Eutaw Street today on my way in, and Opening Day finally feels as near as it looks on the calendar.

So with your best memory of Camden Yards in the back of your mind, check out this week’s ‘Where in the Yard?’ and tell us what’s in the photo and where it’s located in or around Oriole Park at Camden Yards.

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And remember, only 29 days until Opening Day!

Update: John W., Allan, Kyle, Heathir, and sbauer318 have this one already.

As well as Lindsay, Chris in Baltimore, Tim Morris, Bob St., Dom, Charles B from SP, Carlness, bedman, Jeff, Brandt (O’s fan), Soctty B, Glassman, Amy, Jeff in York, Zevi L., Jeremy from Cumberland, Lauren, and Steve P…

Nice work O’s fans!

Answer: This week’s Where in the Yard? was a close-up view of the “stitching” on one of the bronze baseball plaques that mark Eutaw Street home runs at Camden Yards.

Most of you got this one, though a few of you missed it this week, but it’s great to see so many of you coming back every week. Hope you’re finding this O’s Buzz weekly feature to be a fun challenge, and tell your friends and fellow O’s fans that it’s never too late to join in!