"Why are you barefoot?" "Where are your shoes?"These are two of the most common questions that I hear as people look at me with a curious look on their face....
  • agentshags@sh.itjust.works
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    1 year ago

    I would recommend wearing shoes in the woods at least. I was barefoot walking in my own timber (well, my folks, I can’t afford timber :'-( ) and stepped on a very large black locust tree thorn. About an inch to two went in my foot. A few hours later was agonizing pain in my foot. Hadn’t had a tetanus shot in a while, so one of those was given in the ER (only place open). Not a good time, 0/10, would not recommend. Only good thing was I got like 10mg hydrocodone. But honestly, I would have given that up to just go back in time and wear protective footwear.

    Be safe, barefoot buddies

    • Hastur@sh.itjust.worksOPM
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      1 year ago

      I do walk through wood/forests buy I avoid stepping into terrain I can’t really see. The only bad thing ever happen to me was stepping into a group of mussels that were on a rock, underwater, they cut deep and the cuts were nasty.

  • steakfries
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    1 year ago

    This video is great i love being barefoot. i’m also pretty unique in that I’ve broken both of my heel bones (calcaneus). It’s a horrible injury and one that not everyone recovers from. I can happily say being barefoot has helped my recovery greatly.

    edit: I fell off a tall garage roof onto the driveway wearing slippers. Trying to get my cat out of a tree.