I Want Ot Know How Many Shoes Do You Own

@rachelsj Care to elaborate when these shoe wearing times are? Hehe

@KatieJ golf course, cutting grass hiking in the woods to name a few

@rachelsj Never played golf nor cut the lawn but I LOVE barefoot hiking in the woods 😀 especially now when all the golden leaves cover the ground like a carpet for the woods.

@KatieJ does sound nice u till you maneuver through a briar patch or sharp rocks in the creek. Though I have played golf barefoot a time or two

@rachelsj My soles are like a smooth leather and sharp rocks don't face me at all.

@rachelsj I'll never be able to hack holly leaves. Even dried up and shrivelled they still poke.
That's really my only bugbear, though if on a walk I'll grin and bear it.

I guess the golf course may have a dress code. Mowing the lawn, just keep your feet away from the blades. That's lawn-mowing 101 no matter what you're wearing. And as for a woodland walk, stick to the path or the most trodden route, and watch what you're stepping on. Do that and you can enjoy some of the best terrain available to a barefooter!

If you go off-piste, I find raising you legs higher and staying nimble keeps you safe. And should you get 'bitten', it might just be an inconvenience and pinch/itch a little for a few days after or use antiseptic should it draw blood. No fear, that's the key I think. Shoes harm the feet.
They're a tool, not a crutch...