Wednesday, June 1, 2011

Stop Ter


Stop Ter I am fortunate enough to work within stones throw of Philadelphia's Reading Terminal Market. The Terminal, as it is known to Philly locals, originally opened in the late 1800s as an indoor market and train station. The train shed rails were elevated over the market space. The Reading Company filed for bankruptcy in the 1970s a result of declining rail traffic, but the market portion of the Terminal has continued flourish. Currently, it is home to over 80 vendors, many of whom are Pennsylvania Dutch. known for baking delicious things that smell and taste wonderfully and which are usually made entirely out of butter.

In addition to both prepared and raw foods, the market hosts florists, book sellers and a variety other vendors. All in all, it is an awesome place to shop. I used to run about 8 miles per day on average, more than any other exercise that I am, and it was not a problem. But I did not jump from 0 to 56 miles per week. It was probably a year, maybe two, before getting up to this distance.Pouvez you walk in the set pieces? And abandon some of the other activities. You need to relax your legs on all other jours.Il takes the body about 7 weeks of muscle stress before it takes new arteries and veins in overworked muscles. Once that happens, you’ll feel better. Then you can increase the level a bit. Gradual increase is the key.
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