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Sorry, New York. Philly’s got you beat on this one. 🚶♂️
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@jazzsinger59 Philly is way more dangerous
@smallbizphilly What’s your take on far Northeast Philly?
@schmave717 My first weekend in Philadelphia I walked Center City end to end and back. Took a half a day.
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@cis181saeta I’m dying to hitting up Tun Tavern THE historic 17th-century tavern and brewery in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, widely celebrated as the legendary birthplace of the United States Marine Corps 🇺🇸
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@weispaints NYC’s city planning is based on Philly historically. The Dutch saw what William Penn was doing down here with grids, free public city parks, and wide streets to break the spread of fire. And they copied everything.
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@thevaleriereport I love NY so much, so this is a tough one for me 😆 BUT! I used to work in Old City and walked home (Fishtown), and it was nothing. I LIIIVVVEEE for walkability here! ❤️🔥
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@torressports310 Nothing to do in Philly - NYC by a million 🔥
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@yonicoleo Sorry Philly, it's NYC and looong walks
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@the_earth_warrior_ Lived in Philly for 15 years and before that New York for 12 years. NY has the better public transportation giving much easier access to the entire city, but Philly on a nice day you can simply bypass public transportation and walk. Plus Philly block is either a historical learning experiencs or has a well done murals that speaks volumes about the neighborhood.
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@phillyguy15 you’re looking good @andrewkozaktv 💪🏼💪🏼
@jntrumpet Living in and visiting most of the Big East Coast cities, currently in South Philly and spending a ton of time in NYC, yes. This is correct!
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@dkf_oli no. do not come’!!!!
@rafabnyc 💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
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@garden_stated It’s that, it’s the shorter blocks, that make our city more walkable than NYC
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@findingyoursenseofplace So much to see while walking in Philly
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