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After 15km. My soles displaying the ground in dirt of the trail, the trophies of a days barefoot hike.
Street black sole. The grey dust of the trail helping the dirt to stick to my soles! Very happy feet :)
The previous three pictures were taken towards the end of a barefoot day, this is how it started! Walking the rough trails around Derwent Water in the Lake District National Park. The paths are mostly rough gravel and slate, challenging but great for sole conditioning. The dust from the gravel got really ingrained into my sole pads making them this amazing grey colour!
Enjoying the long barefoot days of summer! End of day three of three days spent totally barefoot. Life is better lived barefoot :)
Layers of dirt ingrained into my sole pads after an afternoon barefooting around town. Always good feel the textures of the urban environment under bare soles!
My soles after an afternoon working in the garage. Walking over the rough concrete floor all afternoon left my soles looking and feeling leather tough.
Street black sole. The grey dust of the trail helping the dirt to stick to my soles! Very happy feet :)
Guardian of ruin.
Gardien de ruine.
3 mai 2022.
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Sole armour - naturally strong and tough. My soles have become very tough and resilient but still retain great flexibility and sensitivity to ground textures.
I know it's been a good day when my soles end up looking this! Nothing better than being barefoot :)
Many thanks to all who have followed, faved and commented my photos during 2018. Hope we can continue to share our love of barefooting. Here's to a new year full of fresh barefoot adventures!
Barefoot hiking is not only about the journey, it's about taking time to sit and enjoy the sights and sounds of nature. So therapeutic!