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Could you just imagine we had walk these rocky areas barefoot. Even the harsh terrain on the cooled lava rock trails barefoot. Then civilization came and we had to wear shoes. Now its very difficult to step out of the house without some kind of footwear protection. Ouch! Time has changed. Aloha and thank you for viewing
Comments (43)
jccj56
Beautiful Scene!!
Blush
Beautiful scenery here sweetie I go barefoot all the time but don't think I could here in this image you have shown... Lovely image... Aloha and hugs Susan~
Mondwin
Amazing view!!!!!!!!!!!!Bravissimo!V:DDD.Hugsxx Whylma
flora-crassella
yes - Time has changed everywhere on this earth... Wonderful photo!!!!!
Fidelity2
You are super creative. 5+.
hotracer2
always changing, in constant motion, nice image:):):):)
bmac62
When you see men who walk on beds of nails (not sure how), I guess walking on lava rock must be possible too. But I'll keep my shoes on :-) Bill
EmeraldElf
Beautiful photo!
West_coaster07
Very nice capture!!!
Meisiekind
I love the scene... hmmmm - got to visit your islands at some stage!!!
Enlightened
Although I walk barefoot where and when I can, I do not think I could walk over these lava rocks as I imagine that some of them would be a bit too sharp for my sensitive feet! Super photo :)
rainbows
Agree, Errol. It would be hard to walk barefoot here.Beautiful place and capture. I would like to be here. Hugs and Aloha. Diane. xx
Debwhosmiles
LOL You always have an interesting viewpoint. =) When we first moved to Oklahoma from Germany (Army family) when I was 8, I had no idea what "stickers" were.... low growing trailing plants like bermuda grass but were carpets of small barbs that Ouch! hurt like heck... flip flops were necessary summer gear~ Cannot imagine running barefoot there unlike the soft green grass of Tennessee.
babuci
Wonderful place with a palmtrees. I could not go bare footed.
auntietk
Gorgeous view!
timtripp
gorgeous image!
Punaguy
I don't think I could have been a fisherman in the old days....too rugged for my feet. Gorgeous day! Aloha~
emmecielle
The "civilization" has changed many things... and not all the better! Wonderful image! :)
nongo
Really, barefoot on the lava & coral? now that's tough footed!!!!! I'm just a tenderfoot... Aloha...
goodoleboy
Poignant.
Richardphotos
from me climbing ladders so much I avoid barefoot all the time. beautiful landscape capture
beachzz
I used to go barefoot all the time, now I'm just a wuss and need flip flops--but I can't imagine walking on these sharp rocks-- Ouch!!
MrsLubner
I know I don't wear shoes unless I have to (for work) but I have also found that I need some covering on the soles - hence the flipflops I live in. :-) My ancestors were big on footwear (deer or buffalo skins) so walking on these rocks with no shoes would not be my choice. I'm big on preserving heritege so keep in mind... practice makes perfect. LOL!
ledwolorz
Beautiful place and fantastic photo.
durleybeachbum
Like PJ I prefer not to wear shoes, but I think I'd need something here!
oscilis
A very inviting scene. My feet are wearing clogs at the moment.
toddmiskimen
Time has changed my friend, but one thing has not changed since people walked bare foot to now....the scene is still as beautiful today as it was then, and you captured it and share it so all who aren't privlaged enough to walk their with thier feet, can do so with thier minds. :) Aloha.
faroutsider
I love the way you squeeze a history lesson into every shot. Excellent!
Mousson
Facinating!
moonrancher
Wonderful color and composition! This habit has concerned me all my life. We could all be kept prisoners somewhere just because of softened feet. I stay barefoot as much as possible, on very hot pavement and even feeding the birds in snow. But please don't stare at my feet. Aloha!