View allAll Photos Tagged barefoothike
An afternoon working in the garage at home can be just as much fun as a long barefoot hike! Great to get my soles looking like this on the rough dusty concrete floor.
Finishing a barefoot hike with a light covering of damp earth stuck to my sole makes me feel really connected to the earth.
My soles at the very end of a great day walking rough trails and exploring the urban environment. Most of the dirt was still there although it had rained.
First long barefoot hike of 2020!
Making contact with the earth again felt like meeting an old friend after along absence :)
Just enjoying the feel of the thick mud encasing my feet! This is one of the pure joys of barefooting.
I don't seem to get the dramatic heel cracks seen on other barefooters, but when my soles are wet small cracks open around my heels.
Happy soles! Enjoying the combination of wet mud and dry earth! My soles have become wide and tough over many km's of barefooting.
Fully embracing the earth beneath my soles. Barefooting is so special, every step reveals something new to enjoy :)
Many thanks to all those who have followed, faved and left comments on my photos over 2015! Here's to a happy, peaceful and barefoot 2016 :-)
The perfect look for bare feet! My soles have naturally developed a thick layer of protection yet still remain supple and sensitive to all the textures of the ground.
This is true freedom!!
A very nice sensation and surprisingly comfortable!
Checkout a video of my short snowfooting adventure here - Snowfooting
Living barefoot for 3 days was a great experience. Made me envious of those who can be barefoot 24/7!
I love to be barefoot on the high moors, miles away from anywhere. It's wonderful to touch the ground with bare feet!