Ouch. My sympathies for your toes. Under your big toe, that would make it the 2nd big toe joint, right? My problem toe joint is the first one where the metatarsal of the foot meets the first big toe bone. My podiatrist has said something about arthritis, a bone spur, and the metatarsal being out of alignment.
Amazing how simple a thing as pain can stop us from doing so much.
Very true. Especially with strong sharp pains as opposed to mild dull ones.
Where do you camp? Sierras? Sounds lovely!
Yes, the Sierras and it IS lovely! It sings to my heart. :) I've grown up camping & backpacking around Silver Lake (http://www.kitcarsonlodge.com/img/reflect.jpg), Upper Blue Lake (http://www.virtualparks.org/scenes/Zw5fWUihiuu3Qz5J6JrXFdw.html), and the Mokelumne Wilderness / Eldorado National Forest (http://www.r5.fs.fed.us/eldorado/visitor/moke.htm) -- all are about one mountain south of Tahoe on a topographic map.
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Ouch. My sympathies for your toes. Under your big toe, that would make it the 2nd big toe joint, right? My problem toe joint is the first one where the metatarsal of the foot meets the first big toe bone. My podiatrist has said something about arthritis, a bone spur, and the metatarsal being out of alignment.
<i>Amazing how simple a thing as pain can stop us from doing so much.</i>
Very true. Especially with strong sharp pains as opposed to mild dull ones.
<i>Where do you camp? Sierras? Sounds lovely! </i>
Yes, the Sierras and it IS lovely! It sings to my heart. :) I've grown up camping & backpacking around <a href="http://www.kitcarsonlodge.com/img/reflect.jpg">Silver Lake</a>, <a href="http://www.virtualparks.org/scenes/Zw5fWUihiuu3Qz5J6JrXFdw.html">Upper Blue Lake</a>, and the <a href="http://www.r5.fs.fed.us/eldorado/visitor/moke.htm">Mokelumne Wilderness / Eldorado National Forest</a> -- all are about one mountain south of Tahoe on a topographic map. <a href="http://www.plasses-resort.com/images/Page1_lakescene1.jpg"?>Thunder Mt.</a> presides majestically over Silver Lake (in spite of <a href="http://www.kirkwood.com/index.shtml">Kirkwood</a> Ski Resort slopes being on the other side). [To see pics of Silver, Blue, and Mokelumne, follow the links. Blue's link has an added bonus: it is a VR panorama from the south shore. Ahhhh.... home! *smile*]
toes to the Sierras
Amazing how simple a thing as pain can stop us from doing so much.
Very true. Especially with strong sharp pains as opposed to mild dull ones.
Where do you camp? Sierras? Sounds lovely!
Yes, the Sierras and it IS lovely! It sings to my heart. :) I've grown up camping & backpacking around Silver Lake (http://www.kitcarsonlodge.com/img/reflect.jpg), Upper Blue Lake (http://www.virtualparks.org/scenes/Zw5fWUihiuu3Qz5J6JrXFdw.html), and the Mokelumne Wilderness / Eldorado National Forest (http://www.r5.fs.fed.us/eldorado/visitor/moke.htm) -- all are about one mountain south of Tahoe on a topographic map.
<i>Amazing how simple a thing as pain can stop us from doing so much.</i>
Very true. Especially with strong sharp pains as opposed to mild dull ones.
<i>Where do you camp? Sierras? Sounds lovely! </i>
Yes, the Sierras and it IS lovely! It sings to my heart. :) I've grown up camping & backpacking around <a href="http://www.kitcarsonlodge.com/img/reflect.jpg">Silver Lake</a>, <a href="http://www.virtualparks.org/scenes/Zw5fWUihiuu3Qz5J6JrXFdw.html">Upper Blue Lake</a>, and the <a href="http://www.r5.fs.fed.us/eldorado/visitor/moke.htm">Mokelumne Wilderness / Eldorado National Forest</a> -- all are about one mountain south of Tahoe on a topographic map. <a href="http://www.plasses-resort.com/images/Page1_lakescene1.jpg"?>Thunder Mt.</a> presides majestically over Silver Lake (in spite of <a href="http://www.kirkwood.com/index.shtml">Kirkwood</a> Ski Resort slopes being on the other side). [To see pics of Silver, Blue, and Mokelumne, follow the links. Blue's link has an added bonus: it is a VR panorama from the south shore. Ahhhh.... home! *smile*]
-- Shadopanther