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Now would be a good time to tell the story of the DRIVER of the Proud American and how the "DRIVER" Robert Walter Thorne in his last dieing breath saved the rest of the Prouds crew by turning into the bank instead of the other direction which would have put the truck over the edge, causing it to roll down the hill, killing everybody in the box.
Gosh Red, where ya been? Ya don't call, ya don't write, ya don't post....
Agreed on the Gold Bond.rickf you are most certainly right. When buying work boots I always spend the MONEY to buy water proof boots, usually RedWing loggers. Problem is my feet sweat then the blisters will start. So as a first strike I will use Gold Bond powder and keep dry socks on.
The Gift that keeps on giving.
You have to make sure you have boots that breath, real leather boots breath. The synthetic stuff says it does but it does not work for me. I have to be very careful of the footbed also, activated charcoal seems to work well if I am going to be working in hot areas. I did asphalt work for years and it doesn't get a whole lot hotter than that, I would change out of the work boots and into sneakers before leaving work. Of coarse, anyone who has ever done hot asphalt knows you have one pair of boots and they are pretty much destroyed the first day and only good for that work. You don't wear them home!rickf you are most certainly right. When buying work boots I always spend the MONEY to buy water proof boots, usually RedWing loggers. Problem is my feet sweat then the blisters will start. So as a first strike I will use Gold Bond powder and keep dry socks on.
The Gift that keeps on giving.
50 years later
