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08-15-2006, 02:41 AM
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Re: Walking
I just moved so I could walk to the downtown area to go to restaurants, bars and see music. I hated having to drive to do anything. I also have 2 dogs that I take for a 30 minute walk in the afternoon each day. Walking is where its at. Biggest thing I miss since leaving NYC.
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#22
08-15-2006, 03:35 AM
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Re: Walking
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[ QUOTE ] Is walking played out? I remember when I was a kid, I used to walk pretty much everywhere I would want to go. The neighborhood ice cream place, the playground, my friend Dominick's house (who had Colecovision and the Castle Greyskull playset!). Nowadays, I find myself driving more. To go food shopping, run errands, go to other states, etc. I think I'm going to make an effort to walk more. [/ QUOTE ] pretty much anything passes for a thread nowadays huh? probably in a few days there will be a "walking trip report" thread. "today i went for a walk. it was my first walk in 3 weeks and it felt pretty good, i recommend you guys try it out and then maybe continue doing it a couple times a week regularly." bunch of fools you all are. [/ QUOTE ] hopefully by then we'll have the OOTrans forum.
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#23
08-15-2006, 04:09 AM
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Re: Walking
People are lazy as [censored] these days. Amazes me how long people will wait for a parking spot near the mall entrance rather then walk a min or so.
I have a car and if it's a 20 or so minute walk I'll glady do it unless I'm in a rush or it's too hot and sunny outside. If I'm in a beautiful city I feel like I can wander around forever.
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