On Aug 23, 2:19 am, Joy <toas...@real-me.net> wrote: On Aug 22, 5:19 pm, Janie <rhinesto...@gmail.com> wrote: Wow,it's almost September. Where has the time gone? But I do love this time of year,especially October,my favorite month. I find out Tuesday if I can walk without my walker and don't need my wheelchair. I'm so glad. Being cooped up in the house,not being able
Wow,it's almost September. Where has the time gone? But I do love this time of year,especially October,my favorite month. I find out Tuesday if I can walk without my walker and don't need my wheelchair. I'm so glad. Being cooped up in the house,not being able to drive....It's driving us both crazy. It takes me 15 minutes just to get the mail. I'll never take walking or driving for granted again
I use a RoadAngel with a lot of success See www.memory-map.co.uk for the OS maps. "SS" <xsx2000x@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:AnXEi.38896$ph7.10977@newsfe5-win.ntli.net... I am looking for a good GPS to take walking, preferably with a map display 1:50k or 1:25k. Is there such a device and are those scale maps available? i only have experience of satnav in the car - good yes
"1fitness" <n...@dda.com> wrote: I've been reading the Dr. Oz book (name escapes me). In the exercise section, it recommends that no matter what, everyday, you should walk 30 minutes. This is in addition to 30 minutes of additional exercise, be it aerobic, strength training or stretching. Why would the book recommend walking everyday? Although this is probably the one exercise
