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Date Posted: 2018-02-11 06:18:38
Author: Knut Holt
Subject: Barefoot childhood in Norway

In Norway it is very common for both children and adult to go barefoot indoor and outdoor where the weather or the terrain permits it.

I did so in my childhood in the 1950es-1970es. My own children did it, and we still do it.

For me going barefoot and feeling the ground, terrain, grass or sand under my feet is nearly an erotic experience.

Also cleaning my feet against wet grass is wonderful.

During some time I was training in a martial art club together with my son, and that training was always barefoot. This is the tradition in these clubs. It was a kind of KungFu which had a nearly ballet-like style, so I guess i know how it would be to dance ballet barefoot too.

Now I live in a place in the Caribian area, and I very seldom wear socks inside the house. Children here often go barefoot too, and so do adults.

Knut Holt

http://www.mydeltapi.com

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><b> >In Norway it is very common for both children and >adult to go barefoot indoor and outdoor where the >weather or the terrain permits it. > >I did so in my childhood in the 1950es-1970es. My own >children did it, and we still do it. > >For me going barefoot and feeling the ground, terrain, >grass or sand under my feet is nearly an erotic >experience. > >Also cleaning my feet against wet grass is wonderful. > >During some time I was training in a martial art club >together with my son, and that training was always >barefoot. This is the tradition in these clubs. It was >a kind of KungFu which had a nearly ballet-like style, >so I guess i know how it would be to dance ballet >barefoot too. > >Now I live in a place in the Caribian area, and I very >seldom wear socks inside the house. Children here >often go barefoot too, and so do adults. > >Knut Holt > >http://www.mydeltapi.com

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