This was the Woodland Trust's promotional material this year. It gave things to do for various ages of children. And for those aged 3-5 the thing to do is to go barefoot! I was thrilled to see this. Well done them. Of course it's also the best thing to do for older children too and you can do all the other activities while shoeless, but nonetheless it's a very promising start. Also, considering this is about things to do while away from home, the suggestion to play around in mud in a woodland is really rather exotic and brave.
I'm Dr Nick and for a whole year back in 2007 I decided to go barefoot. Since then I've returned to a more shod existence, but I'm still a barefoot evangalist.
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Showing posts with label wet. Show all posts
Thursday, October 08, 2015
Monday, September 01, 2014
Fully Waterproof Footware
What happens in Croatia when a sudden torrential rainstorm floods the city streets? Off go the shoes and barefooting becomes the way to go. I found the smooth cobbles somewhat slippery though so care had to be taken on the submerged surface.
Tuesday, May 15, 2007
Cold Feet
So it's been a tad chilly this May after a stunningly warm April and over the weekend I was wearing shoes for a but of extra warmth. Then last night in bed I had my traditional cold feet. Shoes simply don't work for insulation.
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