Each morning, dozens line up outside Spotsylvania Mall for their daily walk. They do it for fellowship and health. They re looking for something money can t buy. Walkers get a wristband, which they should wear when walking before business hours.
Most people do two or three loops.
Then, I go home and take a nap. Haney is one of the older walkers, but by no means does she dawdle. The grandmother, who lives near Todds Tavern, keeps a pace a soldier would envy as she marches through the empty mall. So do the other 100 to 150 people who walk each morning before the first mall register rings up a sale. This keeps me going, Haney said.