Hi guys,

Hope everyone has survived winter well so far (here in the northern hemisphere of the world) Personally, I can't wait for spring and for the first warm sunrays and of course the first barefoot girls out on the streets.

To remind me of better times I just uploaded a cool video of tall, blonde, beautiful, long-legged Madeline --- whom I love very much
In this clip she is walking across a local music festival and showing off her legs and pretty bare feet.


But see for yourself over at Toes-in-Action Video Clips


I also added a nice photo set from that day to my website --- Madeline just looks lovely as ever.

Best wishes,
-Hal-

Mate, Madeline is top-class, and she kicks ass!!! She is surely in my picks for our summer nude sessions!!!
Your barefooting vids are the state of the art in the industry!!!
Have a nice time, take care!

Thanks a lot, dude.
Madeline will also be the feature model of Febuary 2015 on Wu's Feet Links (always starts on the 15th of each month, so coming monday) Her gallery will show her barefoot in the city.

-Hal-

Great to know, mate.. I'll stay tuned..
Ciao!

I was just told that Madeline will be featured March 2015, not Febuary 2015. So only next month.

-Hal-

I realized it when I saw for February another set.. I will wait.. ciao!

Thanks for the latest Valeska photos, Hal. She's amazing. It's also nice to get it at a time where temperatures have not cracked 0 C in a week here in New York, and got as low as -20 C on Monday. Needless to say, there isn't a prayer of seeing a flip-flop out there right now, much less a barefoot girl.

Thanks, dude. Glad you like Valeska's pics. Weather here is still quite cold at the moment but with a little luck next month the first barefooters may be seen out on the streets --- in March we can already have a few pretty warm days.

I've heard that the US got loads of snow in the last years. Our winter's here in North Germany seem to be getting milder and milder --- and also less snow each year. This winter we basically didn't have any snow and the temperatures seldom dropped below 0 degrees Celcius.

-Hal-