>>/970676/
Well shitting is integral part of walking, they get the mood to do it.
Poor bird, but that's just dog things too.
>>/970677/
I dunno. I don't think I ever walked in deep dry sand...
But it depends. There is a difference between snow and snow.
If it's deep virgin snow it's like walking in water, except a bit lighter easier, but doing it for kms it's tiring - especially uphill.
On a path its often trudged down by people but only after a lot of traffic will be compact. So it moves under your feet in lumps and all the muscles need to work to keep in balance. And when it's compact it's a bit slippery.
And in the forest you can't see the ground, if there are rocks or torn branches or even a smaller ditch. So it makes walking difficult.
>>/970679/
If it's cold enough it's almost dry. Warm boot can warm it up if it gathers on it, it melts and slowly drenches leather.