Cambridge The city of bare feet

[@Dinu-1959]

🔴 In fact, walking barefoot is natural, so normal. Humans have evolved barefoot and the feet are well-equipped to handle any problems they might encounter on the ground. Aside from accidentally stepping onto something that might be painful (e.g. a Lego) you’ll be fine. In fact, it’s much healthier to go barefoot, than to let your foot sweat inside your shoe, creating a dark, damp and warm environment, perfect for the growth of bacteria and fungi. Aside from that, your average modern shoe is too narrow for the human foot, meaning it will compress and eventually deform your foot causing all kinds of issues. - I discovered this pleasure of walking barefoot since at the age of 3 (in 1962), which I still have even now !

[@Seenintheworldpro]

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[@pobkin12]

Nice sighting. Wish you'd followed her for a bit. Then your title might make more sense but well done for highlighting.

[@deltaseven3503]

1:44 is where the highlight of the video, the barefoot girl, makes her appearance.

[@Dinu-1959]

And a barefoot girl is a happy girl !

[@Juneaugold123]

There are no shoe shops and besides, shoes are too expensive.

[@Dinu-1959]

This is good. For me at least, because I don't like to wear sfoes !

[@juliantoussaint816]

I only saw one person barefoot. Did I miss something?

[@Dinu-1959]

No my dear friend. If you've seen just one person barefoot, that's enough. She is definitely a happy "barefooter". The others are sad people...

[@juliantoussaint816]

You are so right my friend. Perhaps I allowed myself to be deceived by the title. Thank you for always finding hope and positivity 🙏👣🙂

[@Dinu-1959]

But my dear 👣 Julian - @@juliantoussaint816, I see this title: "Cambridge The city of bare feet" ! So, as a barefooter from my country Romania, I'm always have a positive thinking (open mind). And now, because I became a new pensioner, I say with 💯% conviction that life is a short time to wear shoes !!!

[@uncipaws7643]

apparently one person makes a whole city

[@Dinu-1959]

That seems to be the case, dear @@uncipaws7643 ... But this is not just any person, but she is a person who loves absolute freedom - our mother Nature, so she goes naturally ! 🦶🏼🦶🏼💚 * * * ~ It's so simple to be nice and happy ... Just remove your shoes (if you have) and all is OK - life is better ! ^___^ ~ Going barefoot is perhaps the simplest, cheapest and most natural secret of wellbeing known to man.

[@Dinu-1959]

Bare feet are happy feet : 🦶🏼🦶🏼😊✌🏻!

[@muttynamutty2525]

No

[@Dinu-1959]

Not all people on Earth enjoy wearing shoes. Of all the people, 1 in 5 goes barefoot (for pleasure, not for poverty). The total number of people on this planet is: 8,119,718,703. Current world population; 68,673,047. Births this year, info; "in this year" = from January 1 (00:00) to the present; 260,613. Birthdays today... I, Dinu, I am only 1 ~ I am one of them. Barefoot and happy ☺

[@user-kb7vt3nh4u]

Is she mad 😵‍💫

[@Dinu-1959]

Is she happy ☺

[@julioscrignagracia8369]

I'm agree, she is happy, but I defend ocasionally barefooters, not 24/7 barefooters. That's fundamentalism barefeet and I dislike it.

[@Dinu-1959]

Dear @@julioscrignagracia8369 ... I just dislike to wear shoes !

[@julioscrignagracia8369]

@@Dinu-1959 , Is your opinion. Sometimes I' am happy to be barefoot, but sometimes( cold weather, hard surfaces, etc), I prefer shoes. However three years ago I was barefoot for ten days continuosly. Each one of 365 days of the year I am barefoot 12 hours a day or more. Greetings!

[@Dinu-1959]

Dear @@julioscrignagracia8369 ... This opinion is not only my (personal) opinion, but that of every fifth person in the world. So it would be more than a billion. Have you heard of "Society for Barefoot Living"? The purpose of this channel is to provide useful information in support of anyone who loves going barefoot, whether that barefooting opportunity is occasional, often, or all the time. We were all born barefoot and born to live barefoot. The human feet that we were given by God - or nature or evolution if you prefer - were designed and intended to function and serve us well without “support” or otherwise needing to be covered or bound up in footwear. There is no logical reason why anyone would ever need to have their feet, including their soles, covered or “protected” by shoes or other footwear, with the exception of certain conditions that would immediately or very quickly cause injury or damage - such as extreme weather conditions, caustic chemicals, fire, or similar conditions. Mere risk or what if are not necessarily good or logical reasons for needing footwear, but only personal preferences. Why do some people like to walk barefoot ? - Motivations range from a desire to reconnect with nature and to seek a spiritual connection to needing to ease physical pain. Among the people we spoke to for this piece, a few choose to be barefoot at all times, while others wear shoes during winters or when stepping into establishments that mandate footwear. - Pleasureful: The point of walking barefoot is to experience the pleasure of feeling the surface beneath your feet. The sensations are marvelous: cool, warm, textured, plush, smooth, rough. In anything in life, if you can experience the sensations of whatever you're doing, this is a beautiful thing. Anyway, the shoes are not my "friends". I discovered this pleasure of walking barefoot since at the age of 3 (in 1962), which I still have even now ! Greetings from Romania ! In peace 🕊 ➖ In fact, I have to admit that walking barefoot IS NOT for everyone. You must have a certain lifestyle, a great power to understand and love Mother Nature and apply her laws. And these are learned from childhood. ~ God has written a scripture on Creation that you can only read walking with your bare feet... ☺🙏🏻