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 ==Official Spotting Locations==
-NOTE-IF YOU WILL BE TAKING PHOTOS FROM ANY OF THE FOLLOWING SPOTTING AREAS, YOU MAY WISH TO CONTACT THE BWI CUSTOMER SERVICE CENTER FIRST AT 410-859-7992
+NOTE: IF YOU WILL BE TAKING PHOTOS FROM ANY OF THE FOLLOWING SPOTTING AREAS, YOU MAY WISH TO CONTACT THE BWI CUSTOMER SERVICE CENTER FIRST AT 410-859-7992
-The Dixon Spotting Park is located at the end of runway 33L on Dorsey Road at the south side of the airport. The park is open to the public. There is a parking lot and benches at this park. Be sure not to walk out of the park along Dorsey Road or on the grass area around the approach lights. This is illegal. There is also a designated spotting area inside the airport terminal between terminals B and C, where there is free ATC listening provided as well the nose section of a B737-200. With its nose wheel lowered, the exhibit creates the illusion of a plane frozen in a glidepath toward a simulated runway centerstripe aligned on the floor below. The perception is reinforced by flashing centerline lights. Stand under it and see what you think :)
+===Dixon Spotting Park===
+The Dixon Spotting Park is located at the end of runway 33L on Dorsey Road at the south side of the airport. The park is open to the public. There is a parking lot and benches at this park. Be sure not to walk out of the park along Dorsey Road or on the grass area around the approach lights. This is illegal.
+===Terminal Spotting Area===
+There is also a designated spotting area inside the airport terminal between terminals B and C, where there is free ATC listening provided as well the nose section of a B737-200. With its nose wheel lowered, the exhibit creates the illusion of a plane frozen in a glidepath toward a simulated runway centerstripe aligned on the floor below. The perception is reinforced by flashing centerline lights. Stand under it and see what you think :)
 ==Other Spotting Locations==