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Sunday, March 14, 2021

Did you know?

 

The 1920s era is also known for its fashion sense. It wasn't only used for glamour, but also as a functional accessory. In this case, moonshiners wore "cow shoes" to hide their identity. These pieces of wood fixed to the bottoms of their shoes made their footprints look like hoof prints. 





3 comments:

Mari said...

That is too funny!

I'm mostly known as 'MA' said...

That is something I'd never ever heard of . Interesting and thanks for sharing.

Debbie said...

that is so interesting!! i know they use shoe prints a lot, now a days, to help solve crimes!!