We like good news. Bad news not so much. But we shouldn’t close our ears to bad news just because we don’t like it. It may lead to good news.
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We welcome the one who brings good tidings…I think the verse you refer to is a poetic way of saying this, elaborating and expressing the feeling of delight over good news. It is like speaking a blessing. In our culture we may not think about people walking over a mountain to carry good news and the rigors of traveling on foot. There was attention to washing feet of travelers in the New Testament, as a form of recognition and even a way to honor a guest. We know the story of the woman who washed Jesus’ feet with her tears and dried them with her hair. Feet had a more prominent status back then. =)