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Although
requirements for barefoot paths and driveways are quite different, one can combine
them. This may be a solution for admitting agricultural vehicles.
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Flat stones or wooden disks in the middle |
Flat stones or disks from tree trunks can be
embedded in the middle of the driveway. Thus feet can avoid walking on uncomfortable
gravel. |
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Sensory path in parallel |
Alongside the driveway, there may be enough
space for a path with a foot-friendly surface. |
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Crossing the gravel way on pavement |
A few rows of paving stones can help to cross
the gravel without pain. |
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Sensory path in the middle |
All kinds of material for barefoot sensory
experience can be placed between solid tracks (e.g. made from checker bricks) for the
wheels. |
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Asphalt |
In the summer sun, asphalt tends to become too hot for going barefoot. Therefore only
short passages in shadowy areas can be integrated. |
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