Rochester, NY

It's a beautiful day in Rochester NY as the sky in this SUV window demonstrates. And a great place for a Steelers fan, as friend Shell illustrates with this pic. I think this is now the northern most sighting we've had. Too bad Shell wasn't on the look out last year in Scotsland!

Ft Worth Stockyards

Ryan lives near Ft. Worth, but is originally from Wisconsin. He proudly notes that has never been a Packers fan. At a young age he was introduced to the Steelers, by dad and uncles, when they were playing the cowboys in a Super-bowl. He's been a Steelers fan ever since.
In sunny Texas, no less.

SUNY - Fredonia

No, not the country in the Marx Brothers movie. This is in "up state" NY. I have a geographical dispute with NY city folk who call west "up state" but that's another issue.

Friend Shell sends me this pic of a fraternity bud who prefers the more colorful Pirates hat. Don't tell Shell's mom and dad what she's really doing in class.

BWI Airport - A Month Late!

When I started posting these pics I was a little shy about approaching people. My wife had me make cards to give people I took pics of. Not long after, I met a guy with THE best Steelers jacket. 5 SuperBowl patches and looking to add Number 6.
Of course, I immediately forget to post the pic! Good thing I gave him a card.
Happy Six-Burgh, Jeremy.

Madison, VA

I've been seeing Steelers all day. Near Tysons Corner, not far past Mannassas, and at no time was I able to take a pic. Then I walk into this gas station, Sheetz I think, in Madison Va and they have a whole rack of Steeler magazines. Go figure!

Baltimore Office

On the Friday before the Superbowl. My neighbor shows her excellent fashion sense with both a Terrible Towel and the classic Bettis the Bus Jersey.

Ohio University - Athens, Ohio

Jay, RTV student and DJ at college web station ACRN is ready for Superbowl ring #6. Hailing from Youngstown, Ohio, Jay broke ranks with his browns loving family when he went with the winners from Pittsburgh. Bonus for me, he took time to show me where my college radio station moved to on campus.
Thanks Jay.