After reading the article in the County Times last week, it got me to thinking - St. Mary's City has signs on the shoulder of the road stating "No Standing". Is this legal? I know panhandling is a 1st amendment protected activity, but if the state can erect "no standing" signs on the shoulder of a public highway, and enforce them, then why can't they erect the same signs in the median and enforce it? Something tells me, with the right attorney, one could have the signs in St. Mary's City removed. What's the harm in standing on the shoulder of the road and watch the sunset over the river if there is no harm standing in the middle of the road begging for money?