Naturism?(Are there any other naturists here)

[thegoodlookingbloke]

Quiet Right

The only way you will find out is to try it yourself.

People that are naturists know why they do it.

People that have never tried it love to poke fun and have a laugh.


It takes bottle to try it for the first time, suprising how many people secretly would like to do it BUT DON'T HAVE THE BOTTLE.

Let them laugh and poke fun, more room on the beach for us......

 

[Channa]

I personally stumbled across marseillan plage in France ...cap d agde the naturist city

Anyway when in Rome and all that...and others say no designer gear kings and paupers all the same.

Liberating experience,
Channa

 

[vivarcher]

naturists

Hi, we have been naturists for the last 10 years. Spend a lot of time in Spain, where the climate is much more conducive to naturism. We attended the BN convention in Ashbourne Derbyshire. Great weekend in April. Rained the whole weekend, but we were all warm and comfortable in a NT youth hostel reserved for BN for the weekend. It was a very informative weekend with lots of new friends made.

 

[Bushtrekker]

I've never really worked this out.

The first thing Stone Age people did was to cover themselves with animal skins and later develop textiles, so surely if wandering around naked was such a good idea they would have continued to do so, especially as they had nobody around to criticise them. Most people look far better with clothes on, which is probably why naturism has never become a widespread occupation.

 

[jamesmarshall]

The first thing Stone Age people did was to cover themselves with animal skins and later develop textiles, so surely if wandering around naked was such a good idea they would have continued to do so, especially as they had nobody around to criticise them. Most people look far better with clothes on, which is probably why naturism has never become a widespread occupation.

I think it might be more to do with weather Bushtrekker

 

[Bushtrekker]

That's true.

The naturist beach at Studland seemed a bit empty yesterday. Could have been the gale force winds and driving rain I suppose.

 

[thegoodlookingbloke]

Naturism

Try it Bushy, people can talk about it or they can try it. I promise you that if yo tried it you would never look back. That's a promise :wave:

 

[Bushtrekker]

In this climate????

I'll keep my clothes on thanks all the same

 

[n brown]

i know cap d'agde very well and marseillan plage,first went to the cap not realising it was naturist till i saw the signs warning me that i might see naked people in 300 metres! i'm a people and can't quite grasp why that might worry me,i#m not into naturism,or for that matter any other ism,but if people are, i could'nt give a toss.got stuck in the sand for a few days so noticed there was a certain amount of exhibitionism,but that's natural too.not my scene,too repressed,but no problem i like to see naked women ,its a joy,as for the rest,all fine by me

 

[David & Ann]

I am not into that scene. But folks who are, there is a place called SYLT. It is a large sand bar island of Germany in the North Sea. It is quite famous for Naturist. I am sure you folks will enjoy it in the summer. Try google, you may come up with more information. Also it is not that far to travel.

 

[GeoffB]

The first thing Stone Age people did was to cover themselves with animal skins and later develop textiles, so surely if wandering around naked was such a good idea they would have continued to do so, especially as they had nobody around to criticise them. Most people look far better with clothes on, which is probably why naturism has never become a widespread occupation.

How do we know that was the first thing stone age man did? Cave paintings don't show enough detail of humans to show they were clothed. Clothes were developed for protection against the elements, and to show status. I've read that most people went nude in ancient Egypt, apart from people of high status.

I think we're all conditioned by repressive religion to think nudity is wrong and that people look better with clothes. If you stay at a naturist site like Cap D'Agde everyone is nude everywhere and it is perfectly natural. It's not widespread in UK because it's too cold and the Brits are generally repressed, but the Dutch seem to be enthusiastic naturists. Most naturist sites abroad are full of Dutch families and you can see children being brought up not to be ashamed of their bodies, unlike so many over here are.

Nobody is going to make you be a naturist but anyone who wants to be one has a perfect right.

 

[jamesmarshall]

Underneath my clothes I'm naked. Does that make me a closet naturist? I need to know

 

[Bushtrekker]

I know what you mean about the Dutch.

I've seen them on sites here and they have no inhibitions about stepping out of showers naked and wandering round the site. I've never really seen the point in wandering around naked, but I haven't got a problem with others doing it if they want to, but I've seen people on Studland beach who should definitely keep their clothes on and as the nudist beach is right on the coast path I'm not in favour of it. I've seen all the arguments about it being natural, but in this Country it isn't and like religion, should be practiced in private and not in full view of passers by.

 

[ricc]

turn it on its head , whats the point in wearing clothes ?

to me the primary point of clothes is protection , either from cold or for physical protection of the skin.

tis actually quite surprising how low a temperature the body will aclimatise to, provided its active and generating its own warmth.

its quite possible to do active physical gardening on a sunny winters day in the uk , even with frost on the ground.....

 

[Bushtrekker]

Unless of course...

you're pruning the roses

 

[thegoodlookingbloke]

I've seen them on sites here and they have no inhibitions about stepping out of showers naked and wandering round the site. I've never really seen the point in wandering around naked, but I haven't got a problem with others doing it if they want to, but I've seen people on Studland beach who should definitely keep their clothes on and as the nudist beach is right on the coast path I'm not in favour of it. I've seen all the arguments about it being natural, but in this Country it isn't and like religion, should be practiced in private and not in full view of passers by.

Come on Bushy, there are signs at Studland well before you come across bodies, if you are going to be offended you can always turn back. But the majority keep going and usually giggle as they go past. Where do you fit into this category Bushy ?

 

[n brown]

well i'm no prude,but i think it's quite normal to wear a blindfold in the bath,and slip on a pair of welders gloves if i need a wee

 

[donkey too]

well i'm no prude,but i think it's quite normal to wear a blindfold in the bath,and slip on a pair of welders gloves if i need a wee

Oh! You are awful, but I do like you.:raofl::raofl:

 

[bopper]

My late wife and I, with the kids, used to use the Naturist beaches and particularly the one or two on the Isle of Wight when we lived there. I have never been ashamed of my body, albeit non shapely. Why is there this conscious belief that being nude in public is dirty/rude etc: We are all built with the same bits, male and female, and once you had seen one you have seen them all. The freedom from clothing of any kind is a joyous thing and your body will feel all the better for it. Having said all this, I haven't done this since my wife died, and haven't asked Marie, my new partner to do it either, although she does know that I used to use the nudist beaches.

 

[wasfitonce]

Naturist

Are there any other Naturists on Wild Camping? Must be, surely.. Cant believe there aren't...... Anyway, if you're out there we'd love to hear from you. Maybe we could start a group, share beach info etc....

Yes we have been naturist for many many years and would be intrested in sharing sites etc.

"Hapiness is no white bits"

wasfitonce