1001 places to be barefoot

Scottsdale Historical Society Musem, Scottsdale, Arizona
Any convenience store in greater Phoenix area
Catholic Books and Gifts, Tempe, Arizona

 

your garden

 

the new falafel place in town that has a "no shoes, no shirt, no service" sign

 

Among marching ants covering a 10m stretch I just had to pass. Couldn't do it other way than walk just over.

The soldier-ants were nice and polite and I didn't feel any bite whatsoever.

 

On the ashes of cremated people in Varanasi, India.

 

the deck on the lake at my cottage in Ontario.

 

The ancient walkway up to the temples and stadium in Delphi, Greece.

 

Mmmm.. i want to go to greece..

 

Impossible To List Them Separately...

Full Time Barefooter Here...

So "Anywhere And Everywhere" I Choose To Go, Would Be The Most Likely

Answer..

I Live In Australia...

Never Seen A N.S.N.S.N.S Sign In My Life...

Never Even Heard Of Them Till I Bought My First Puuuuter..


Cheers Glen.

 

now i know what to get you for your birthday!

 

All mine are boring.

Oh wait, I know. The streets of Toronto, in a FLOOD, in the middle of the night. (official location: flood) My friends and I wanted to go out, but we had to walk to our destination, and as to not get entirely drenched on the way, we put plastic trash bags over our top halves, took off our shoes (back when I wore them more often) and pulled our pants up to our crotches. The water was up to our knees. One girl didn't follow suit and she ended up looking like she'd gone for a swim.

Also I've been in Ihop, Old Navy and Whole Foods multiple times. (It's against Whole Foods policy, strangely enough. So I drew thongs on with sharpie.)
And up a very tall tree.

 

in a cardboard box!

 

You are not living in one of these are you Boogabaah?

 

not yet..

 

The catwalk!

 

The end part is awesome LOL!

 

In Scottsdale, Arizona:

Scottsdale Fashion Square Mall
Border's Books and Music
Femme Fatales and Fantasies art gallery
Trailside Gallery

 

A courthouse wedding.

As it was a Thai wedding, everyone was dressed in traditional Thai attire.

The presiding judge, who knew me from having done business with my company in the past, looked at my bare feet, greeted me by name and smiling, said, "I like your style, man!".

I love Micronesia!

 

A dying shopping mall (my first time walking into a shopping place barefoot. Hardly anyone was there, so there weren't many people to take notice, and those that could have didn't. )

 

CVS...even though it has a no bare feet sign. I had no problems at all in Lawrence, KS.