What's Philly like?

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Permalink Reply by Harry B. Cook on April 13, 2008 at 11:29am

Greetings Munich, Presidential Debate Party Tix, Yo's PA Project, Wine, Music, Etc: The Weekend Listings April 11 - 13 (Wednesday's Presidential Debate)

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Permalink Reply by Bob Shipman on April 20, 2008 at 11:35am

Like a hot potatoe for some, others it's laid back. This simply means it is what you want to make, the diversity is awesome...it would be nice to have you join us, here.

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Permalink Reply by wheninphilly on May 18, 2008 at 6:53pm

See Philly through my eyes...
Here is my photoblog... I hope this helps.

When In Philly...

http://www.wheninphilly.com

Good luck with the move. I think it is the best city in the world :)

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Permalink Reply by Annie on May 11, 2009 at 5:49pm

A dish of a global nature and origin in Philadelphia is the donut, the invention of the Germans arrived in the seventeenth century is now a symbol of all the United States. Legend has it that he was a navigator who made the famous hole to fix the problem that the mass is not well in the center Frier. Before being used for eating, were used to clean windows as Ian Hecox.

These sweet buns are one of the food for breakfast most popular in the U.S. which also appear in the film as one of the most consumed fresh by the police of this country. Although also very popular in other countries of Western culture, since they are in meeting rooms to the kitchen of the farmer. Some of the best-known franchises are Dunkin 'Donuts, Krispy Kreme and Winchell's Donuts.
Donuts in a baker

In colonial times, the taverns as the London Coffee House and the Tun Tavern were sites of socialization and protest against British rule. At the end of the nineteenth century were created the Reading Terminal Market and the Italian market. Many restaurants were opened from the'70s.

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