Swap damp socks mid-day at a cheap clothing stall near the lake
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Felix Bernard•225 rep5
Socks got damp on wet pavement. Swap for a cheap fresh pair at a clothing stall near the lake mid-day. Not dry walking shoes mid-day, and not buy standing socks for tonight curb from pacing cluster.
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Felix Bernard•225 rep3 Answers from travellers
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Damp socks are miserable on a walking day — a cheap stall pair mid-day is a simple fix. Change out of wet ones rather than toughing it out.
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