Where soldiers feet would rot and freeze!!!
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Ewwwww is right, but trench foot does not require freezing temps- long exposure to wet, unsanitary conditions, constricting footwear. Circulation is impaired, and tissue of the feet can begin to die, get infected, etc. Cleaning the feet and dry socks can prevent it. Hard to do when you are in a trench with a foot of water and mud.
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the mud and the wetness in the trenches that made the soildiers in ww1`s feet rott
They wrote letters home, wrote diaries, played cards, chatted and that's about it. They couldn't do much with all the shelling going on and they often used spare time to try and get some sleep. But life was very boring in the trenches.
Answer: It was cramped. You would be infested with lice (most people then used the technique of killing them with the end of their cigarettes). There would be rats everywhere, you were dirty all the time and nothing was private, not even going to the loo.