Brette stream
Naked hiking along the Brette stream in the Drôme department with the association of the Marcheurs Nus du Val de Roanne. One Sunday of the July holidays, we met more than fifty people without any problems.
Love Lives On.
Sadly my soul mate, my sister Lorraine passed away in 1996. Only a couple of months later my amazing & emotionally very strong mother passed away too. Those beautiful people were the corner stones of my world, either one would always be there for me and would always care & share the best of times … Read more
Lythrum_salicaria
Walking along the meadow, I was attracted by the colour of these flowers. On the one hand the flowers, beautifully numerous in full bloom, on the other hand, I didn’t even know their name. But I have books to look for and, in the end, I found that is called Salcerella (Lythrum salicaria, or purple … Read more
log in
Hey everyone, I’m have strange time logging in. I can’t seem to log out and yet it’s difficult to get back. Is anyone else having problems?
Borders of Slovakia
Tomorrow, on July 6, the Slovak borders will open to more countries. Look at the map and see if your country is colored green. If your country is green, you can come to Dobrá Lúka without any problems. We are ready to welcome you.
Misty weather
This Thirsday 2nd of July, naked hike in the Chartreuse massif, in France. It was a rather misty weather but with no wind and very few people hiking.
Kayaking
Lake Monteynard, an hour’s drive from my home, is my favourite spot for kayaking. The central part of the lake is mostly used by windsurfers and kitesurfers but the two branches at the extremity are wild spaces of meanders between the cliffs. A timeless world where nudity is perfectly natural.
Place mimesis
If it is true that we are permeable to the places where we live or pass or look, that there is something we can name place-mimesis. Seeing this photograph it can only be true. And I remember how I felt. And everything happens even unconsciously. In the same way, as you absorb the birdsong (as … Read more
Listen to the younger generation naturists
This blog is part of an blog from Nick and Lins at Naked Wanderings titled “Can naturist resorts be successful while maintaining its values” They have some interesting ideas about keeping youngsters involved in naturism and at the bottom of the article is part of a comment from Simon T and his experience at Vassaliki … Read more
Ten suggestions for improving nudism/naturism in Cantarriján and everywhere!
The following post was written by the naked and active folk who frequent the Cantarriján beach in Granada, Spain. Although there is some natural focus on their beach, the suggestions are generic and can be applied almost everywhere. There is a strong synergy with the Naktiv ideal to “come out naked!” which I especially like. … Read more
Col du Loup
Yesterday, Friday, I’ve done a naked hike to the col du Loup (Wolf pass) in the Belledonne massif, french Alps. More on my blog at: https://randonnues.fr/parcours/col-du-loup/
Another nice day at the beach
Yesterday I had another nice day at the beach and I made some photos..
Happy Dragon Boat Festival Day
Happy Dragon Boat Festival! It’s the day we eat dumplings made of rice and pork. It’s not as famous as Christmas but it’s older. It’s observed on a different day every year because it follows a different calendar.
Seven Little Crosses Pass
Yesterday I made a long hike on the mountains of the left side of Valle Camonica up to Passo delle Sette Crocette (N 45°50’50” E 10°19’14”). Great weather! The refuges are all closed due to the pandemic. I haven’t met anyone—few some hikers at the pass, but coming from other directions. So I was able … Read more
Gorges of the Roanne river
I wrote a new article on my blog about a naturist hike in the gorges of the Roanne stream in the Drôme department in France this Saturday, June 20th. https://randonnues.fr
Yosemite National Park
Does anyone have any trail advice for Yosemite National park? Looking for hikes and swimming holes. Thanks!
State of grace
Back home, I was looking at myself in this picture; but immediately distracted by the bright, backlit green of the horsetail. We probably also have a kind of chlorophyll that transforms light into energy and health. I can only adore this wonder: I feel in me an intimate sense of belonging, of continuity with nature. … Read more
Winter swimming
Friends and how do you feel about winter swimming? I understand that this is summer . But I would like to know if there are people on the site who like me practice this.
Ebooks
I used to scoff at ebooks. Now I swear by them. Believe it or not; I’m holding on to a few hundred books. The book I’m reading has almost 2000 pages. I was hoping to read in the sun but 15 mins after I took this pic, it poured.
10 June 2020 – Hiking in the tropics.
[I will try posting this again. My earlier post didn’t work and I couldn’t edit or delete it] Last night I was told my flight in July was cancelled. If I can’t go hiking in Germany and Austria, there’s always the tropical jungles I can hike in which I did today (10 June 2020). How … Read more
10 June 2020
Last night I was told my flight in July was cancelled. If I can’t go hiking in Germany and Austria, there’s always the tropical jungles I can hike in. <src img=”https://i.imgur.com/nai5oHL.jpg“>
Nude Brush Cutting
Sunday June 7th, 2020. I spent the day on my property brush cutting the road up to my secluded area. Once I was away from public view I stripped down and enjoyed the cool breeze flowing over my skin. With nothing on but shoes, gloves and head protection (face and ear) I started up the … Read more
Prohibited fruit
The use of the mask, consciously or unconsciously, is changing the way we see, our reactions and the very image we have of other people and the world. The face has become a forbidden fruit, accessible if you have the password to unlock the barcode. Now that we no longer have the chance to see … Read more
