Walking in the Snow…
…is definitely an artform!
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Too funny!
That I know to be true, just traveling up north where my sister in law lives I slipped and fell in the snow. Good thing it was soft =)
i have a big problem walking on compact snow or when the snow has melted and it’s so cold that it freezes and becomes ice. to me, it feels like ice-skating. even with proper winter shoes i have to walk with baby steps and go veeeery, veeeery slow. better safe than sorry
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from L-Jay:
Ah, baby steps – I do them too! It takes twice as long to get anywhere…lol. I think I have to get the slide technique. I see the youth just glide over the slippery parts – they even take a run up. I watch them and I think the trick is to not take steps on the slippery ice but to keep your feet connected and, yeah, ice skate forward…lol.