We started by walking across several muddy fields then through an extremely muddy farm yard with mud up to 20 cms deep. (I walked through it three times in order to find the muddiest areas so that my partner could avoid them.) 

Then it was across several more muddy fields, well done the cattle who churned up the area so much. Then it was back alongside a stream which starts out as just a trickle of water and slowly increases in size. Because I was wearing my Wellington boots I, just like a child, decided to walk in the water. I only came out to enjoy the really muddy sections of the footpath and eventually when the water became too deep and fast flowing.

Inside my boots my feet were lovely and warm but the effect of the bitterly cold water in the river was mind blowingly erotic. As we say �I was as happy as a pig in shit�
At the end of the walk I removed my boots and noticed that the red marks on my legs had increased in size and redness yet at no time had I felt any rubbing on the backs of my legs from my boots. There was no pain in my legs yet the marks where a deep red and very noticeable.

To be honest I was proud of the marks but my partner was not so impressed and I often wonder what other guys thought at the gym that I attend when they saw me emerge from the showers with �welly rings� on my legs. It took over two weeks for them to fade away.

Unfortunately I now want to go out and walk a greater distance in my boots, as I enjoyed myself so much, and get bigger, redder welly rings.
I know most of you reading this will wear your boots for long periods of time so come on and tell me about your �welly rings�.

Do you ever get �rings�?  When and why do you get them? Can  you remember getting them when you where a child? Let me have your memories and stories about �welly rings�
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Welly rings on your legs - 2
The fifth day turned out to be the highlight of the week. We walked another 8 miles into Lathkill Dale. This was a great walk for a mud and water loving boot wearer.
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