The âBlunderbussâ shotguns mounted on the keelboat can be seen on the rails on either side of Pierre. Another view of the main deck of the keelboat. A closeup of the one-pounder cannon mounted on the bow of the keelboat.
Swollen feet can also be a sign of an underlying condition such as heart, kidney, or liver failure. These conditions produce excess fluids in the body. Other conditions that may cause swollen feet include: Blood clots.
If the blood flow to the foot is reduced, it can result in numb feet due to a lack of oxygen and nutrients reaching the nerves. This can affect how they generate and send impulses. The most common causes of this are: 1) Peripheral Artery Disease: where a build-up of fat and cholesterol narrows the blood vessels.