Google and I had some issues. I posted a photo of a head of hair. Google thought it might be linked sites that were not secure....alas, I think the issue is finally cleared up so I shall restart the blog! Yahoo at least for me since when I put pen to paper then all these items that flood my mind during showers and in the middle of the night tend to abate.
Living on a dirt road which is often muddy road has its challenges in terms of what footwear to purchase. I love my Bogs. I cannot say how durable they will be (probably not as great as LL Bean boots ). But they are rubber lined with wool and have a slight bit a fashion edge. They were fairly warm this winter when worn with wool socks and I am curious to try them out for short snow shoe outings. I have worn them several times to feed the neighbor's cows and horse as the clean up on them is super easy. I don't like driving in them since they are rubber the sole is slippery on the gas pedal. So all in all I would say, thumbs up for the country living.
Gardening also requires rubber shoes as the trek back to the house is often through wet grass or mud. For years I have worn a pair of crocs. They are beyond gross at this point and my puppy has taken to eating small sections of them daily. Today I just found a perfect replacement pair by Native Shoes. They are super light and airy and look like plimsolls. I love them! I may even bring them to our upcoming Florida trip for the beach as I am not a flip-flip fan.
So though I love a leather sole, I do feel that rubber shoes have their space in my wardrobe.
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