Being at one with the Earth. Keeping a neurtral electron balance with the Earth. Barefoot Bushwalking When walking along tracks in the bush I go barefoot all the time. In Australia the feelings of the bush are varied with many surfaces encountered on your average bushwalk. Walking on tracks This is a pleasant way to see and feel the Australian bush.
Tracks are clear passages through the bush which eliminate the scratchy vegetation.
However they often provide a hard surface devoid of any vegetation with additional hazards placed by people. These hazards can include steps to trip over, spikes or nails to tread on, and items such as broken glass left by uncaring walkers. Walking off tracks Probably the hardest barefoot walking is that where no tracks lead the way. The way ahead is often jumbled with many sticks and rocks requiring foot placements to be slow and deliberate. In very scrubby areas feet may often get scratched by the vines and branches.