the marsh stilts stay ON during sex
Vintage Photos of Shepherds on stilts from the marshy region of Landes, Francepic.twitter.com/zGq3gcNQia
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my goodness that sex would certainly be high stakes ... .... ....I'll see myself out
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Why aren’t the sheep on stilts.
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Because they are cloven-hoofed, their hoofs can spread out to provide more friction/grip/traction even on moory ground. By contrast, it makes me wonder whether stilts would not sink in even deeper than boots & cause the wearers to get stuck more often. Of course, less mud sticks.
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I was trying to be funny but this is a very informative reply.
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The offspring of these disheveled shepherds would become spinners, referred to as rumpled stilts’ kin.
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source?
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close to where i live (South west France) lost traditions but pretty well famous
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Apparently they were used in the 18th and 19th centuries. I've always wondered about the claim that stilts are somewhat of an advantage in marshland. I imagine they would get stuck in mud or in branches all the time. https://www.wikiwand.com/fr/%C3%89chassiers_landais …
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i tried them as a child in some festival (though im not anyhow related by family to landes at all) almost broke my coccyx
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I had short ones made by my grandpa. They were surprisingly fun and easy to use on smooth terrain, and terrible on dirt trails or off-trail.
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my region !
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ont a un magnifique pays
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