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Thread: Galveston County on December 16, 2012

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    Galveston County on December 16, 2012

    This is off topic, but I've posted a similar string before. . .

    As you my be aware, Harvey rolled through a few weeks back. The debris is cleaned up and the temperature is in the low 70's. The sky is cloudy bright.

    I live on a street that is .305 miles long. I walk the the length of the street each morning four time for a 1.1 mile walk. I am 81 years old, have no health issues and no aches and pains.
    I have been doing this for 15 years and I attribute this to my walking. In the early 200's, I read a book on fitness walking. Google "fitness walking". You will find articles on the subject.

    I encourage you to start a routine.

    I enjoyed this morning's post Harvey walk.

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    While in Cardio Rehab one of the specialist there told me that people who stop doing the regular exercise tend to end up coming back after another surgery.

    jtk
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    Well, it is a cold wet miserable day in Galveston County this morning. I will walk later.

    I walk to keep walking. Many men my age can't walk a mile. I am blessed and thankful.

    I will wear my feather down jacket when I walk. It does not matter what the temperature is it keeps me comfortable. I think the down
    allows a wide range of temperaure.

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    That's why I keep walking
    I think walking keeps my joints working and muscles toned.

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    Disclaimer: I am a walker / hiker. I used to walk 5-10 miles daily just in the course of my life. I don’t take elevators if I don’t have to.

    I walk 1 to 1-1/2 miles per day in the morning with my dog rain or shine. When I was diagnosed with cancer I researched my treatment and other factors. One significant recovery / quality of life factor, was that people who exercised through their cancer treatment did significantly better than those who did not. So every day after Chemo sickness, I would bundle up and walk my dog. Some days the walk was pretty slow and I would pause a bit, but I would walk.

    Walking is good for you mentally and physically.
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    I walked this morning as well, 75 degrees, partly cloudy and delightful. I walked 1.2 miles. Galveston County Texas is delightful this time of year.

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