Muddy High Heels

So good to see some lovely heels turned into pulp, I wish they had turned the steering on them and really ground them into a paste.

I have sent you a pm, as been on Vinted but it will not let me message you or anything, I guess as I am in the UK not the EU? Of course I note that you put EU only but thought it worth engaging at least. Sorry if I am speaking out of line with this.

I cannot remember all how the Oxfords went as once they were in the centre of the furnace and the flames were just so intense that it became hard to see the shoes at all. However there were other shoes roasting up I. The fire that day, as I said there were quite a few from the girls next door! Some ...

Can you not pull the shank out though once the heel has broken off? I mean it does not really matter what a mess you make of the inner sole does it as they are destined for the garbage compactors mashing blade or the flames of a bonfire in the end.

Have you ever found a pair that just refused to burn, maybe they got all ash over them from the fire etc but when taken out and cleaned were essentially undamaged. Just wondering or have they all eventually turned to dust?

Gosh, what beautiful pumps, if only I had the spare cash!
You don't have any other shoes for sale I suppose, maybe slightly less designer and as such a bit more within the reach of us poor people? I did check for other items but nothing as I write.

https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/1029604367/vintage-1970s-girls-brown-leather-shoes A bit like these some of them, but a little higher heel. Mostly they were shades of brown, occasionally black and I believe one girl, an albino had a brilliant blue pair with tassels akin the high heeled loafers but s...