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Old 10-13-2013, 11:38 PM #6
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Even though I really, really liked my night time walks because they were in the cool crisp evening air under the stars I decided that I really wasn't burning that many calories with them since I could only walk a mile. And my legs and feet are more comfortable not doing them with the same kind of intensity. So I think if I do take some night time walks they will just be that, walks and not trying to do as much.
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