Into the Unknown, with Sturdy Footwear

[Addie Bedford]

Companion forum thread to:

Into the Unknown, with Sturdy Footwear

[Michael Slusser]

A great read and a lot of fun. Somewhat shoe-obsessed, but overall quite engaging.

[Denis Walsh]

A history buff's fascination is realized by this article.
I still find I am more comfortable in the woods with sturdy boots. Thank you, Andrew for a great read!

[Nicholas Miller]

Exceptional reading, I would love to see more of this on BPL…thank you for posting this submission!

[Pete Clarke]

I've been on BPL for a long time, and this is the first time I've left a comment on an article. I really appreciate the old time info, and to see how things have changed. I totally agree with your last paragraph-I still love the romance and adventure ofbeing in the woods. I often stop to wonder about the other hikers who have stood in the same place I'm standing. Regardless of the years between us, there is a shared spirit among all wilderness explorers.

[Michael Sagehorn]

I like my old and well taken care of Lowa Alpspitz and Vasque Sundowners when I hike.

I've tried the sneaker thing.The feet hurt and turning an ankle scares me

[Richard Scruggs]

Edited — old thread.

[Derrick White]

I realize my comment is a couple of years late but I love the last line of this piece. Great article for many reasons.

[A Wilson]

Thanks, Derrick. Always glad when people keep reading my stuff. Andrew

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