I wish I live near these steps...these would be perfect in sculpting my legs without drying out my milk. This was taken at Gaylord ( I can't get past the name), a lovely convention center/resort nearby.
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Those are a lot of steps, good for the legs and the heart, but is there an elevator too ;) Happy Hunting!
It makes my legs hurt just looking at those things. If I were at the top looking down, I would probably get a bit dizzy. Love the deep blue tile on the risers.
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27 comments:
Those are a lot of steps, good for the legs and the heart, but is there an elevator too ;) Happy Hunting!
It makes my legs hurt just looking at those things. If I were at the top looking down, I would probably get a bit dizzy. Love the deep blue tile on the risers.
A lot of steps to climb up and fall down lol ! My poor legs !
Too many steps for me!
would love to be able to do it, but not quite yet
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Steps are great for the legs! :) And for the cardiovascular system too. :) Nice photo!
Maybe half way of that stairs I would be spent...out of breath...gasping, gasping for air.
I'm with everyone else on this one! Those look like a lot of steps to climb but they would be a good work-out!
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Oh yes very good for the legs. In fact alot of posts today are very good for the legs! Happy weekend.
nice to exercise there. maybe your son could slide on the hand railing, hehe
I bet I'll take a few stops before I can reach the top. So many steps. :)
They would provide a good workout -- but they're a bit daunting!
Great picture!
I would still prefer an escalator, though....
That's great perspective on your photo. It must be a nasty climb with groceries! But like you say, good exercise.
♥ Angelo, there is, but we thought we'd use the stairs...nerve-wracking with 3 children!
♥ SRP, I was dizzy. Don't know how I climb down and up with a baby in a sling over my chest.
♥ Gattina, it has nothing on your steps!
♥ Guppyman, that is a lot of steps, I agree.
♥ Amy, thank you for reminding me. Maybe this time, I will actually win something!
♥ Dragonheart, thank you! I know it works for sculpting my legs and buns after 3 children...I have to post the photo sometime.
♥ Mari, I was at that, then you get used to it. :)
♥ Linda, I hear you!
♥ Bengbeng, hello! Thank you for coming by and saying hello. :)
♥ Incog&Nito, I know what you mean. I definitely want to visit that one from Gattina's picture.
♥ Iskoo, don't give any ideas to him. This is the child who climb on my 7 foot bookcase...when he was only 2.
♥ Lynn, it was mesmerizing as in if I don't hold on, I might fall down.
♥ Barbara H. they are a good work-out. Suggestion, do not wear clugs or heels there.
♥ Angelika, thank you!
♥ Meeyauw, thank you! I wouldn't want to do it with groceries. I'll just camp at the bottom of the stairs and live there. :)
nice pix shan!sino yung nasa stairway?baby mo?ang cute kasi...good shot!
have a wonderful weekend...take care and God bless fren!
where's that place??
♥ Ev, aking anak na lalaki yon. Pangatlong anak. (Man, why is is so hard to write in Tagalog?)
♥ Enoc, it's at Gaylord Texan. I visited there with my cousin back in March.
Yeah! It would be a nice stair climb exercise! Your son seems to be enjoying himself at the stairs
that stairs are good for my daily exercise to get rid of my bilbil heheh...
Nice perspective! Great with the little boy looking down.
Very nice photo! I always like to play on the staircase when I was still a child.
Lot of steps. Bet he takes them fast as lightning too. :)
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