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Walking Your Way to Health - A shady place to walk



2016-05-09 - Lindsey Wilson College, Columbia, KY - Photo by Jelaine Harlow .
Mitzi Bault has a favorite place to walk, Haven Hill cemetery, and has the metrics in her head to reach her goal. She leaves all devices at home, except for a cell phone for safety purposes, and eschew activity trackers. On the other hand, Jelaine Harlow of Adair County's W.A.T.C.H. group finds that putting together convenient blocks of walking throughout the day, can be better achieved with the disciplined monitoring of an digital device, an activity tracker similar to FitBit. But she finds some of the same walking venues as others, do. She walks Haven Hill on occasion, and favors the Columbia City Cemetery and, above, the wonderful walkways at Llndsey Wilson College, which she notes, provides some very nice shade and convenient rest stops along the way.


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