A marcher in the 2008 Carnival Parade wore gold colored boots.

Following the Turtle Beach Lodge Jungle Walk tour , the boots were washed by hotel staff and set back into drying racks. This is how the boots looked when the guests arrived to put them on for the next tour.

One of the activities at the Turtle Beach Lodge was a Jungle Walk tour . Because the jungle was composed of wet lowlands with lots of deep mud, each guest was provided with a stout pair of rubber boots. Here, the boots were collected and washed after the tour.

A pair of cowboy boots walked away. The boots were colored a powder blue to accent the blue jeans. Each boot had a set of spurs attached.

A pair of ordinary rain and slush boots were decorated with tinsel to give them a Christmas flair.

One of the women who arrived to march in Santarchy, laced up a high pair of walking boots with thick soles.

At Christmas time, a pair of hiking boots were on display in a store window. Tough looking with serious treads, they rested on a decorated box.

A pair of rain boots that looked like ladybugs was found in the window of a shop in the Rockridge area of Oakland. Happy smiling feet that would only threaten aphids.

What better look for rain boots than a pair of smiling frogs? Found in the window of a shop in the Rockridge area of Oakland, an old-style 35mm cassete was discarded in the background.

A collection of rain boots were found in the window of a shop in the Rockridge area of Oakland. Skulls and heart adorned them, and the hearts were labeled, "Mom" and "Dad."