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My Wading Boot Blues


None of the wading boots I owned fit my bill for a perfect pair of wading boots



By Martin Joergensen

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A shower
A shower
Another one bites the dust
Another one bites the dust
As a boot in water
As a boot in water
Canvas boots
Canvas boots
Changing felt
Changing felt
Color difference
Color difference
Comfortable feet
Comfortable feet
Coming apart
Coming apart
Cracked, broken and rusty
Cracked, broken and rusty
Gravel gueards
Gravel gueards
Large selection
Large selection
Lousy glue job on Vision boots
Lousy glue job on Vision boots
On the edge of the grave
On the edge of the grave
Oxidation, disintegration
Oxidation, disintegration
Protection
Protection
Rocky road
Rocky road
Rubber looses grip
Rubber looses grip
Rusty Chotas
Rusty Chotas
Shallow grave
Shallow grave
Soft
Soft
Teeny style zipper
Teeny style zipper
Unchangeable spikes in the sole
Unchangeable spikes in the sole
Velcro closing
Velcro closing
Worn fabric
Worn fabric

 
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