From April to October, barefoot running becomes a hobby of mine, as I find it far more comfortable than running in trainers. As such, I'll run upon the sand of the shoreline and the concrete footpath above, continually lapping my wife, as she walks our two dogs on an area of the beach where dogs are allowed.
You certainly cannot beat a little seaside air, to relax and unwind after a day at work.
Moreover, if you also live close to the beach and run regularly, leave your flip flops in the car and go for a barefoot run.
As for my dogs, the one you see in the picture largely disgraces herself while she's out, barking at every other dog in sight. Since she's 11 year old, though, I very much doubt she'll change.
Due to the overcast sky, the beach was largely deserted yesterday evening, other than people walking their dogs, meaning I had the shoreline all to myself, which certainly was great.
As for my furry friend, let's just say that she's far prettier than I, even if she is neurotic.
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