Bird Watching

Ed St. John and company were kind enough to host us in their Sky Box at M&T Bank Stadium on Sunday. We snapped Ed with Mid-Atlantic Masonry's Mike Campitelli, who comes from a long line of family bricklayers and whose company has built every single St. John building for 42 years. That's a lot of bricks.
We snapped St. John Properties' Andrew Roud (with Jerry Wit), who oversees development at Maple Lawn Corporate Center, Lexington Exchange, and the Maryland Science and Technology Center @ Melford, where an 80-foot landmark with the St. John name rose up a few weeks ago.
We think we snapped Mel Kiper. The ESPN analyst, famous for his Big Board and NFL draft analysis, is a Baltimore native.
Here's a brave soul wearing a Steelers hat and carting a Terrible Towel, although there also are unconfirmed reports that our Baltimore reporter was wearing black and gold socks.

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