What's it like to get stuck in the mud through your knee boots

On 18, I had a whim to go to an abandoned fish pond nearby …

I stepped on the black mud by the fish pond. When I came down, I fell below my ankle. This is very soft mud. Because it is black mud, the color wrapped on my boots is not obvious, but that smell will not happen again in my life. Because it was warm at that time, it was very comfortable to get stuck in the mud (ignoring the smell), and my feet and legs were wrapped in soft and warm mud, which gave me a sense of security. Because the over-the-knee boots fit me better, I don't have to worry too much about the situation that the boots get stuck in the mud and can't be pulled out, but the over-the-knee boots usually have heels, so they will get stuck in the mud faster and deeper than ordinary shoes. Walking over the knee boots and stepping on the mud almost half the time is pulling out the boots (the boots are too deep), but it also depends on the type of mud. This kind of black mud is generally sticky and loose, easy to be deep and difficult to pull out. The back is deep, and the mud is poured directly into the boots, but it is really exciting. Finally, my boyfriend helped me pull my leg out. However, the boots are dying. After washing it several times, it still smells a little muddy, but it tastes much less after being sent to the laundry. Nowadays, I usually buy a dish or something to wear (stepping on mud once will put on too many boots).

If the subject also wants to step on the mud, it is recommended to wear flat boots, which are more suitable for the legs. Boots are too loose and fall off easily. If the mud doesn't pass through the boots, there will be a lot of influx. Find a cleaner mud (generally yellow mud is cleaner than black mud), and it is best to have someone to accompany you, or find a crutch yourself. It takes a lot of effort to step on the mud, especially when you are still warm after sinking into the mud, otherwise the whole lower body will be easily injured in the cold mud.