going Dutch

I took a little walk around Bishops Waltham where I saw these clogs for sale outside a shop.

[JackieR]

And you didn't purchase?? Oh no , they're not purple!! But what if they had been purple.................??? A lovely sunny shot to brighten up today- thank you x

[Hazel]

@30pics4jackiesdiamond

Walking in those Scholls with wooden soles is the best I've been able to manage in this 'genre'!!

[JackieR]

oh I'd forgotten them!!

[Mave]

Very bright and cheerful

[Wylie]

wow they would be hard on the feet all day. lovely and colourful for the shot though!

[wendy frost]

Would make nice planters for spring bulbs .

[Beryl Lloyd]

Super , did you buy a pair ! -- I think I would have the furthest red !!

[Richard Hickey]

Cool picture.

[Susie]

Lovely find

[Sylvia Binch]

I used to have those red clogs as a child ! A lovely shot.

[Ivan]

Fun! :)

[gloria jones]

Great clear shot, details

[william wooderson]

I hope you bought a pair!

[Bep]

Just as @bintal I used to have those red clogs...

[Bep]

@bintal
De rode klompen had ik ook, maar als kinderen hadden we vooral gele.

[Hazel]

@gijsje

Is that yellow?!

[Bep]

@quietpurplehaze
Yes, geel means yellow and used as an adjective it's 'gele' (gele klompen). The Dutch language is difficult...and not easy to pronounce.

[Casablanca]

We have some wonderful wooden clogs like this and they always raise a smile. This is lovely to see.

[Hazel]

@gijsje

Thanks. It made me think of the German gelb.

[Christine]

Very colourful. My Great Grandfather used to make clogs, although not like these.

[Lynda McG]

Interesting find!