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posted by [personal profile] bugshaw at 11:51am on 07/03/2010
It's a lovely day, though perhaps a little cold judging by the speed at which the cat came in from the sunny front porch, and I am off out for a walk.

Hmm, any Cambridge recommendations for places to buy hiking boots/shoes? Light walking, I've small and wide feet (5 1/2 G), and I do need to try them on in the shop due to non-standard shape feet.
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posted by [personal profile] rmc28 at 12:16pm on 07/03/2010
I have always had good service from Open Air shoes, which last time I looked were opposite the main Open Air shop on Green Street.
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posted by [identity profile] mobbsy.livejournal.com at 09:40pm on 07/03/2010
Seconded - I bought some nice Teva sandals there last year. They've a nice rocky surface in the shop to try out the shoes.
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posted by [identity profile] bugshaw.livejournal.com at 05:13pm on 13/03/2010
Am happily booted, thanks for the rec!
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posted by [personal profile] deborah_c at 12:27pm on 07/03/2010
The shoe shop in Histon tends to have a reasonable choice, and they're a factory outlet, so it's a little cheaper than elsewhere.
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posted by [personal profile] lnr at 10:46am on 08/03/2010
Millets seem to have a decent range in too, though I can't specifically recommend them (I was buying a new daysack).
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