supporting naked activities everywhere
There’s a well written article entitled “the Nudist Resistance” on the CCN website, but I have something to add to it. I contend that the idea that we need more naturist signs is in principle a bad one. The “gay” …
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After the long tour of the day before, we decided on a short tour to follow, so we headed up the forest behind our hut. As we entered the trees, most of us removed our clothing and placed it in …
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Tuesday dawned sunny once more, and we were met at the base of the Asitz ski-lift complex in Leogang village by the Salzburg journalist team of Fritz and Walter from the Viennese das Tageskurier newspaper. They were walking with us …
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The next day we decided on a short day so that both John, who had camped out alone in the forest that night, and Sylvie could keep up with the group, so we drove to Offensee, a charming lake nestled …
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The start of the week was a tad anti-climatic, as Sandra and I had to take the day off, and let the rest of the hut group head off with the tent team ably led by Roland. We spent the …
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A small group of us gathered at the rail station at Golling, just south of Salzburg, in Austria. Bernard and Robin from the UK, Milton having made a special trip from the USA, Max and Dietmar local Austrians, and myself. …
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Coast to Coast along the Pyrenees by Brian Johnson: “I’ll concentrate this article on my 2003 walk along the GR11. I arrived in the evening by train at the French border town of Hendaye. I walked to the far end …
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According to BN magazine, a new naked hiking trail has been officially opened in Switzerland. In the very same country where a specific county banned naked hiking several years ago. Wonders will never cease 😀
So Polly seems to be acclimatizing nicely here. When she was a puppy, she wouldn’t even go into a flat lake. She’s gotten so far over her fear of water, that waves don’t phase her now. That ball will be …
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Wednesday saw us setting off directly from the hut and reversing the route through the forest. We undressed and the talk was easy, and the walking a breeze, as we started, unusually, by going downhill back to the now-dried-up lake …
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