Walk through my city...

Today I decided to go out exploring in Philadelphia a little more. So I headed out to explore down South Street. Apparently South Street is known for the art that randomly pops up on random alleys off South Street. I decided to go to the Magic Gardens. It was VERY interesting. So much to see!! It is basically a garden/art exhibit made entirely of mosaics and other random knick knacks. They also had a little section set up to celebrate El Dia De Los Muertos, and you could put up notes to those who have passed away, so I took the opportunity to put some notes up for people I have lost.


After I left the garden, I headed down south street and walked to 2nd and Lombard. The walk down was GREAT!! I saw tons of little rasta shops, which was funny, and I even bought popcorn from this little kid who was selling popcorn for his Boy Scouts troop. I loved walking down South Street. I ended up buying a gyro at this cute little Greek place on my way back. Once I got to 2nd and Lombard, I walked around this adorable vintage flea market!! There was SOO much stuff!! The streets were also cobblestone around the flea market which gave it that extra little character.

After I left the flea market I decided to head to Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell. It is on 6th and Chestnut so I wasn't that far from it so I might as well! It was very moving to learn more about the Liberty Bell and how much it stood for in the past and what is still stands for not only for Americans but for people all over the world.

Once I left the historic district, I walked down Walnut Street to do a little shopping. I couldn't help it, I got a coupon for 40% off at Gap!!! After I finished shopping, I headed home for a little bit. I'm getting ready to go out with friends to watch the Phillies play the Giants in the playoff game!!! Go Phillies!!!!

1 Response to "Walk through my city..."

  1. Ma'ila Tamblyn says:
    October 23, 2010 at 4:21 PM

    This sounds like such a wonderful day! I'm so glad youare having a good time and I hope one day to come visit Philly with you!

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