Barefoot Climb
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Wool socks and slippers are put away for the season…
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Toes
…time to go barefoot!
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Foul Bay
It is much nicer to walk in bare feet on a day that isn’t too hot, or too cool…
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Sooke Hills
…Floradora walked right to the top of the hill to see the view…
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Garry Oak Tree
…and she says it is easier to get up onto a tree branch when you can flex your toes!
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Path with Buttons
A lovely first barefoot walk of summer!
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Quimper Hittys 
And here’s me in socks in the second of only 3 months a year that I need to wear them… It’s such fun to finally release your feet from captivity!
Bare feet, the very best in cool grass, or at the edge of the ocean on nice sand…aaaaah.
Floradora said her toes needed to see the light of day!
Connecting to the elements of Earth are a boon to one’s being-wooden or not.
The woodens and not-woodens agree completely!
I haven’t gone barefoot in years. I used to love the no-shoe seasons. Our Hitty’s keep telling us, you are never too old to enjoy the little things in life that give us pleasure.
On another note…I just read that fires are burning now in British Columbia…praying for you all…stay safe my friend.
Dusty feet, sandy feet, grassy feet – all the best kind of feet. We are lucky here, the fires are not anywhere near Quimperland, though we are so anxious about those who have lost everything, or are in danger of doing so.
so sweet to see Floradora with her little bare feet. And what a lovely place to go bare foot in!
We like to climb the hill behind our house – Floradora likes to do it barefoot, though her non-wooden companion kept shoes and socks on all the way to the top!
With the blue flowers standing amazing, fascinated your photographs… and sure I fall in love with Hitty Ladies… Thank you, have a great weekend, Love, nia
I love those blue flowers too – they are called “Bachelor’s Buttons” and they grow wild on this hill. You have a great weekend too!