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]]> http://rokdrop.com/2007/11/13/places-in-korea-songnisan-national-park-part-2/#comment-95316 Sonagi Tue, 13 Nov 2007 01:54:20 +0000 http://rokdrop.com/2007/11/13/places-in-korea-songnisan-national-park-part-2/#comment-95316 Loved that telltale pile of rocks in third picture from the bottom. Looks like the colors were a little past peak but still pretty. Walking barefoot on a bumpy surface lowers your blood pressure. The effect is related to pressure points on the soles of your feet. Some Chinese villages have cobblestone paths where middle-aged and elderly folks stroll, and scientists have documented the beneficial effects . Those bumpy soled sandals favored by Asians are probably supposed to do the same thing, but I never found them comfortable. I have a pair of Adidas slides with more pliable rubber prongs. Loved that telltale pile of rocks in third picture from the bottom. Looks like the colors were a little past peak but still pretty. Walking barefoot on a bumpy surface lowers your blood pressure. The effect is related to pressure points on the soles of your feet. Some Chinese villages have cobblestone paths where middle-aged and elderly folks stroll, and scientists have documented the beneficial effects . Those bumpy soled sandals favored by Asians are probably supposed to do the same thing, but I never found them comfortable. I have a pair of Adidas slides with more pliable rubber prongs.

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