Bayside Outdoor Living

About Bayside Outdoor Living

A coastal low comes up the Chesapeake overnight, and by three in the morning the brick ramblers off Putty Hill Avenue are wearing four inches of it. That is the hour Bayside Outdoor Living is already moving, plow down, cutting the first clean line on a street the county trucks have not reached. Maryland snow is the heavy, water-logged kind, and it gets treated that way — full passes, squared aprons, walkways opened down to the concrete and salted against the refreeze. A driveway that goes from white to black in a single push is its own reward, and so is doubling back for the ridge the plow leaves across the curb cut. By the time the first headlights start feeding onto the Beltway, the block looks like the storm thought better of it.