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For most of human history, nudity was a natural and normal part of life. People were naked when the environmental conditions favored them. The “bathing suit” is a very recent invention dating back about a century. It is only with the advent of industrialization that humans began to be ashamed of their bodies. When we began to replace our natural world with manufactured products, we grew up to see everything that was not man-made as imperfect. The human body became an object of shame to be hidden and shaped by clothing.

It took a little white to get the nude beaches that exist around the world today.

There’s nothing quite as freeing as being naked, yet it’s still considered taboo. We were all born naked, but you can’t just strip down at any beach or kick it poolside in your birthday suit. Nudity may not be mainstream, but there are still places you can go to let it all hang out with like-minded folks. Nude beaches have been around for nearly 100 years thanks to the progressive thinking of one Kurt Barthel. You’re welcome, nudists and curious teens everywhere.

The naturist meeting has been a little different this year as a result of the measures of the coronavirus health crisis

The coronavirus crisis has changed many things. Also the appointment of the nudists in Cantarriján, who this year have not been able to organize the activities of other summers, but have not wanted to stop meeting to claim their space. The Association Friends of the Nudist Beach of Cantarriján yesterday made an appeal to remember that this space is of naturist translation.