*Philadelphia: A city of liberty

**juniped** · (This post was last modified: 07-24-2020, 02:30 PM by juniped.)

Hi there! Are you interested by the Philadelphia Liberty but are not sure if you want that team to be your home for the foreseeable future? Allow me to tell you about this city I have fallen in love with, follow me as I guide you through Philadelphia.

Have you ever visited the city of brotherly love? No? Well There are some can't miss things I would love to show you! Obviously the sight to see first is the Liberty Bell, Famous for the 44-lb clapper cracking the Bell on it's first use, the local bell makers of John Pass and John Stow melted down that original bell to cast a brand new one RIGHT HERE in out lovely city. It was used to assemble the lawmakers right here in our next stop. Independence Hall(monitor_20). Now obviously this is the site where the Declaration of Independence and the US Constitution were debated and adopted by the one and only US of A. Now Philadelphia is one of the best places in the United States to see the melding of our National History and the Modern world, with original buildings and cobblestone paths within walking distance of modern dining areas like the Bourse Food Hall, where you can try one of our famous Cheesesteaks! Is shopping more your preference? We have wonderful Shopping districts as well for you to enjoy like the Race Street Pier & Cherry Street Pier. Now does any of that strike your fancy?

If not, do you like movies and the arts? The famous steps that Rocky Balboa climbed can be found in front of the Philadelphia Museum of Art, grab your mp3 player and rock to some Eye of the Tiger as you climb these picturesque steps. Besides the Museum of art we have dozens of Museums that can appeal to any interest, from Natural Sciences to the Constitution! History and art are pervasive in the city proper. Walking through downtown, you'll likely spot murals and mosaics coating the sides of industrial warehouses and ivy climbing the walls of 300-year-old brick buildings. The whole city is an artscape and you’ll always find something new around every corner.

If tourist sights bore you and you want to know about really living here, I would like to note that The City of Brotherly Love is the largest city in Pennsylvania with about 1.5 million residents and about 7 million total when combined with the Delaware Valley metro (which includes Camden, NJ and Wilmington, DE). With affordable housing, job opportunities in the healthcare and education industries, incredible arts and culture, highly-rated universities, and much more, Philly has become a top destination for people who want to live on the East Coast but don’t want to pay New York City or Washington, DC prices. Philadelphia offers a unique setting for an eclectic mix of modern lifestyles, mingling both the edgy and the sophisticated.

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Finally lets talk about the reason we came together today. The Philadelphia Liberty. Established in 2017, the Liberty are Managed by city legends Derek Yeeter and Tropical Skittles. With Future Hall of Famers such as Sam Torenson on the team combined with bright star rookies such as Spike Suzuki, the new record holder for season TFL, this team has a bright future moving forward. If you’re interested in the more eclectic members you can meet players such as the dashing Wesley Eriksen, the writer, star and director of the new Philly: The Musical coming to broadway this winter. Or perhaps the loveable Flash Panda, the backup wide receiver of the squad, if you can wake him up from his hourly naps. This team has a future so bright, you gotta wear shades, and you can be a part of this storied franchise. If you have any questions please let me know and enjoy the gift shop on your way out, the hoodies and liberty bell plushies are hot sellers and they just got restocked so make sure to get them while they are available now!

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like 1/4 of this was taken from city info sites so i should probably earn less than normal on it because of that. I didn't write 90% of the 4th paragraph so please don't count that. It's 545 words without that