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Date Posted: 2026-03-31 07:30:07
Author: Luc
Subject: Re: Barefooter son
In reply to: Ines 's message, "Barefooter son" on 2026-03-31 01:58:05

Hello Ines, wonderful. I'm 18 now, I've been walking barefoot for a number of years, in the city and everywhere. It's easy and fun, so good for your son, and you see he's not getting injured or anything. I also noticed my feet are pretty resistant to hot roads, though on the hottest days I prefer going in the shadow. The skin is like a natural insulation.

All the best and have a nice Easter! Luc

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>Hello Ines, wonderful. I'm 18 now, I've been walking >barefoot for a number of years, in the city and >everywhere. It's easy and fun, so good for your son, >and you see he's not getting injured or anything. I >also noticed my feet are pretty resistant to hot >roads, though on the hottest days I prefer going in >the shadow. The skin is like a natural insulation. > >All the best and have a nice Easter! Luc

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