Kaberi Dutta ChatterjeeDirector, KAA Media · Narrative Architect | Director, KAA Media Inc.

Walking barefoot on grass, a rare opportunity in Canada 🇨🇦

22 Jun 2020 · 2 min

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In this short vlog, the speaker shares a personal experience of walking barefoot on a newly thawed, lush green field in Canada, a rare opportunity after recent heavy snowfall. He describes the transformation of the landscape from knee‑deep snow to vibrant grass, notes the pleasant 24 °C temperature, a gentle breeze, and children playing nearby. He reflects on the sensory pleasure of feeling the grass under his feet, mentions a belief that barefoot walking is beneficial for the eyes, and signs off with a friendly farewell from "green Canada."

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Everybody, so I am walking on grass barefoot. This is a rare occasion. You can see, you cannot believe that this place was covered with knee-deep snow just a few days back, few months back. Now this place is Beautiful lush green fields, and walking barefoot on the grass is a privilege of a lifetime. I can do it only once a year or twice a year or something. So this gives me a lot of freedom to be with the nature and to enjoy the breeze. It's a lovely breeze over here, and people are playing and Kids are running about. This breeze is actually perfect for a day when it's not cold. It's just probably 24. The temperature is 24 degrees, and these flowers—they just spring up on the carpet, on the green carpet. This place is. Green and gives a beautiful feeling on the feet when you're walking barefoot. It's nice. I believe it's walking barefoot is always nice for your eyes. I'm wearing glasses and I can vouch for it much, but supposed to be nice for your eyes. Okay guys, see you in my next video. Take care from a green Canada.