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END OF THE ROAD

had previous history with boots disintegrating whilst bushwalking, but must admit it still caught me unaware. The fact that most boots nowadays are made in China and are constructed with soles glued to the upper rather than being stitched I have learned to live with; it keeps the cost down. But back in 2004 and on Tassie’s Overland Track, when the front of the sole started flapping loose, it came

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