Why would you design a garden walkway for heels???
Why would you want to walk through your garden in heels???
Typical woman… I’d bet you are also a left wing liberal too!
lol
#19 would be perfectly fine with anyone elderly, with balance issues, handicapped, whatever, and most of the others would be perfectly fine if the paving stones are properly recessed/leveled and the rocks around them are pressed into concrete rather than loose. It’s not that hard to do it right and still have them elderly/handicapped accessible.
As for wearing high heels, that’s just a stupid question from a yuppy high maintenance big city brat who puts too much importance on the latest fashion trends, frankly. Normal people wear low heels, flats, sandals, work boots, and running shoes… Sensible shoes, not the latest in break-your-ankles stilettos…
Not that I’m a fan of wearing heels in the garden, but I did wonder at how few of these paths would be usable by disabled or elderly people who are less sure on their feet. Pretty, but not practical for everyone, even if it’s just your aged parents who’ve come to visit.
I never thought about the elderly/disabled. Ure absolutely right. Not good ideas for some. But still love a couple and will probably use one. My mothr just moved in w my older sister in a nother town, so no danger of getting hurt in my yard.
It’s very obviously designed by men, Can you imagine walking on these in heels? Bad Idea, but still beautiful!
Um, who wears their heels out to garden?
Why would you design a garden walkway for heels???
Why would you want to walk through your garden in heels???
Typical woman… I’d bet you are also a left wing liberal too!
lol
*sigh* While I also think the idea is ridiculous, why do you have to make it political?
Trump ‘white nationalist’ Supporter
I do not normally put on heels to go out in my garden.
Nice
Um, who wears their heels out to garden?
It’s very obvious women should wear shoes , Instead of spikes and there would be no problem walking on these paths , Heels Bad ideal .
some of them are lovely but I have to say that I will never have loose small rocks in my garden again. Such a pain to maintain!
I agree! Also not good for anyone with a balance problem. Most certainly not handicapped accessible.
#19 would be perfectly fine with anyone elderly, with balance issues, handicapped, whatever, and most of the others would be perfectly fine if the paving stones are properly recessed/leveled and the rocks around them are pressed into concrete rather than loose. It’s not that hard to do it right and still have them elderly/handicapped accessible.
As for wearing high heels, that’s just a stupid question from a yuppy high maintenance big city brat who puts too much importance on the latest fashion trends, frankly. Normal people wear low heels, flats, sandals, work boots, and running shoes… Sensible shoes, not the latest in break-your-ankles stilettos…
Not that I’m a fan of wearing heels in the garden, but I did wonder at how few of these paths would be usable by disabled or elderly people who are less sure on their feet. Pretty, but not practical for everyone, even if it’s just your aged parents who’ve come to visit.
She shouldn’t be in the garden. Unless she is mowing the lawn. What is she doing out of the kitchen.
I never thought about the elderly/disabled. Ure absolutely right. Not good ideas for some. But still love a couple and will probably use one. My mothr just moved in w my older sister in a nother town, so no danger of getting hurt in my yard.
Fantastic ! Love your pathway garden ideas. These garden look very nice and attractive.
cool idea