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Shoe connection
South Jersey fun | 11 hours ago by Charlotte
What you wear on your feet can have a connection to aches and pains in your body. The shoes you wear can either cause aches and pains or get rid of them depending on the type of shoes. I saw an ad for MBT shoes. These shoes are supposed to help i read more
The Museum of Applied Arts, Budapest
Wayfaring Travel Guide | 19 hours ago by baksanir
The Museum of Applied Arts contains one of Budapest’s most interesting art collections. The Museum was the third museum to be built in Europe after fellow institutions in London (1857) and Vienna (1864). This beautiful building was designed by read more
Hida Folk Village, Japan
Wayfaring Travel Guide | 20 hours ago by baksanir
“Hida Folk Village” is an open air museum and site area is an approximately 99,000 sq. m. It exhibits about 30 typical farmhouses and buildings, including a few “gassho-zukuri” traditional Japanese homes built with steeply pit read more
Nordic Walking Clinics A Success During Michigan Health Departmen…
NATIONAL TRAILS DAY AND NORDIC WALKING - A PERFECT FIT! | 22 hours ago by THE AMERICAN NORDIC WALKING SYSTEM And WWW.SKIWALKING.COM
On Friday, October 10th I had the opportunity to offer an introduction to Nordic Walking to about 150 Health Department employees, followed by Nordic Walking Clinics for the most adventurous health department employees.The setting was ideal – lakes read more
Aladzha Monastery
Wayfaring Travel Guide | October 11th 2008 by baksanir
Aladzha monastery is the most famous medieval rock monastery on the Bulgarian Black Sea coast. The archeological finds and dating of the murals survived in the chapel show that the monastery flourished in the period of the Second Bulgarian State, 13t read more
New vintage clothing: Cheap auction prices
Adventures in Vintage | October 10th 2008 by heather lewis
Since I've returned home from my little evacuation excursion, I've decided to downsize my vintage clothing collection. I have so many items-some have been listed before and some have never been listed. I could list items for months and never run out read more
Funny Prank
MakitFunny - Funny Things in This Funny World | October 10th 2008 by Mauro C.
This is an Original Post from: MakitFunny - Funny Things In This Funny World Funny Prank An old women plays a prank on random people walking down the street, its pretty funny. EDIT: I did not make this(if it wasn’t obvious enough). Accordi read more
West of Ireland Active Weekend - 28th - 30th of November 2008
West of Ireland Events | October 10th 2008 by Briongloid Media
At Breaffy House Resort. Get fit for Christmas! Great fun active weekend assured (not all activities need to be completed) Prize presentation on Sunday - excellent prizes available. Friday Night: Talk on nutrition/fitness/diet etc. Saturday Mornin read more
Walking Man - Week 19 in Australia
Planet Ultramarathon | October 10th 2008 by Phil Essam
Walkingman’s 19th Week Across Australia Submitted by: www.tonymangan.com Gerrindong to Moruya, 9-22-2008 to 9-28, 124 miles, 19,460 Total World Walk Miles. Into Gerrindong at the start of 7 mile beach where I saw a flyer for Surf C read more
Starting to get back into a routine
You are in My World | October 9th 2008 by Tricia
Well … about a week ago I told you guys that I was going to change my whole routine -from how I sleep, to how I blog right down to getting some regular exercise. So it’s only a week but I have made some progress. No major changes on the read more
Windy Day
Sim Davis - Photography | October 9th 2008 by Sim Davis
After a a good whiles walking and reaching the summit, seeing this dog who had as tired legs as me was quite entertaining and certainly put a smile on my face. Their owner was very nice and kindly allowed me to take photo’s which was no mea read more
I Fought the Loire and the Loire Won
Marvelous Things | October 9th 2008 by Caroline Morrow
There are two rivers in Tours: to the North, the Loire; to the South, the Cher. The Cher is apparently navigable in canoes, as several students in the group made plans to canoe it last weekend. The Loire is another matter. My host family gave me read more
Pre-Event Snacking
Charity Mile | October 9th 2008 by Sandra Sims
Deciding what to eat before an event is sometimes tough. As you grow familiar with participating in races you learn what works for you. Until then, it takes a little experimentation. Everybody is a little different. It is important, especially for a read more
Walking Works if you want to Lose Weight
Health and Fitness | October 9th 2008 by Bryan Joseph King
Walking is a terrific activity that can significantly contribute to sustainable weight loss. It is easy and just about everyone can do it. Most experts agree that walking is the preferred exercise for people who need to increase their physical activi read more
Losing Weight And Loving It!
Health And Wellness | October 9th 2008 by TeasasTips
Coming to St. Louis was a good decision for me. First of all, my brothers and sisters are very health oriented...so a good 2 mile walk a day is not unnatural for them. One of my sisters even bike rides with her husband and son once a week.I'm going read more
Hiking in Los Angeles?
LisaN | October 9th 2008 by Lisa Newton
Yes, it’s possible. Today I’m featuring some beautiful pictures from my hike at a Los Angeles local State Park–Kenneth Hahn State Recreation Area. It’s smack-dab in the middle of the city, and although I was there on a weekday, the park s read more
Walking
Words that sing | October 8th 2008 by Lirone
How do people walk where you live, and what does that say about the city and its citizens? How do you walk, and what does that say about you? In La Paz everyone walks slowly because of the altitude. In London people walk quickly and with their bodies read more
Charisma and Commerce in Charming Proctor District - N. Tacoma
One Thousand Things To Do, Tacoma, WA | October 8th 2008 by gnumilk
When we first moved to Proctor, we felt so privileged to be a part of a district that holds such esteem. But we soon realized that it was more; it was a quaint little community full of charisma and comfort. Proctor isn’t very big, the vicinity I read more
Wii Fits Me
The Exercise Diaries | October 8th 2008 by Amy
Wii fits me…almost. Today I tried the balance games in the late morning to see if that would improve my “balance age” results. I’ve tried the balance test in the early evening and in the afternoon, so why not try the morning read more
Survey Says
EriePressible: The Blog | October 8th 2008 by Emma Steinfeld
Kudos to Tom Henry, Fort Wayne, Indiana’s mayor, who is sending out a survey to residents requesting their input regarding their bike use, bike lanes, and bike-friendly paths. In addition to the survey, a team of City employees is evaluating read more
Happy Feet & Happy Heart
Jenn Maruska's Blog | October 8th 2008 by Jenn Maruska
Jenn fact: Whenever I make a sale and need to go to the post office, or I need supplies and need to go to Joanns = I walk. Walking is really my main (and sometimes only) form of exercise. And I walk ALOT. I just recently replaced my sneakers and I read more
A Different Kind of Race
Charity Mile | October 8th 2008 by Sandra Sims
I grew up in Bisbee, Arizona, a small mining town on the Mexican border, a place in the mountains with a mile high elevation. The old part of town is a warren of twisting, narrow streets and hundreds of stairs that follow the original mule paths th read more
Men in Cars Stalking Women
David W. Boles' Urban Semiotic | October 8th 2008
We know why men toss women into swimming pools, and we know why men have a DNA requirement to try to make women laugh, but what is it about men driving cars and harassing women on the street? It seems... read more
Walking School Bus
LisaN | October 8th 2008 by Lisa Newton
I bet you’re wondering what the title of this post means. Today is International Walk to School in the USA Day. But walking to school nowadays isn’t as easy as just stepping out the door and going. Parents often cite safety issues as one of the p read more
Things I am missing.................
BestDailyBuzz | October 8th 2008 by Marsha Anderson
The Fall season is moving along as well as can be. I love the Fall weather, it's nice and semi-cool, and the leaves on the trees are becoming the main attraction.When I lived in Claremont I use to love walking along the country roads. Claremont is a read more
The Golightly Variations: Introduction to a Walk
Walking Off the Big Apple | October 7th 2008 by Teri Tynes
Most know Truman Capote's 1958 novella Breakfast at Tiffany's from the 1961 movie directed by Blake Edwards, adapted by writer George Axelrod, and starring George Peppard as "Fred" and the unforgettable Audrey Hepburn as Holly Golightly. The movie's read more
Walk to School Day . . . October 8, 2008
If I Could Escape . . . | October 7th 2008 by Karen
In the USA, celebrate “Walk to School Day” on October 8, 2008, and promote safe walking and bicycling throughout the year. If I ever thought I’d be one of those parents who lecture their children about how I had to trudge five miles read more
An Autumn Adventure
All In A Day's Work | October 6th 2008 by Stacie
Well, it wasn't really an adventure, just a walk up the road. But it is autumn and we did have fun.This is what I see when I look out my back door. The pond is just before the woods.The other side of the pond.A neighbors hayfield up the road.Taking a read more
Walkies
The Exercise Diaries | October 6th 2008 by Amy
Trying to get back into some sort of exercise routine this week. This afternoon we walked approximately 2.5 miles round trip through the local neighborhoods. Fall is a great time for walking with all the color changes. It seems like there are n read more
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