Lilibet
Southern Oregon
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I’m thinking about my own tender feet. Even as a kid I could not tolerate going barefoot except on sand or soft ground. I used to spend summers near a river and it was difficult for me to go into the water and walk on the small rocks on the bottom. I never was able to walk on a trail barefoot. I never understood how other kids could just run around everywhere barefoot. They would say I needed to just “toughen up” the soles of my feet...but how? It hurt!
If I couldn’t walk on that terrain barefoot but with good balance, I have trouble imagining Nora walking outside their cottage barefoot and getting too far. I don’t think she would even get outside the resort compound without being in pain and just sitting down. I don’t think she could have walked far enough barefoot to get lost in the forest and keep wandering, let alone get to the spot where she died. The condition of her feet doesn’t indicate that she did all that.
JMO
If I couldn’t walk on that terrain barefoot but with good balance, I have trouble imagining Nora walking outside their cottage barefoot and getting too far. I don’t think she would even get outside the resort compound without being in pain and just sitting down. I don’t think she could have walked far enough barefoot to get lost in the forest and keep wandering, let alone get to the spot where she died. The condition of her feet doesn’t indicate that she did all that.
JMO