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Naturism for Dummies

It has only been a few years since I started considering myself a naturist. I found it difficult at first to find the information I was looking for. This was especially true of the information I find most valuable which is the stories of others experiences that I think help show you are not alone, not the first to have felt s certain way or experienced something, and that when you do hit a bump in the road you can muscle through it. This was the inspiration for my blogging life. Along the way I have included tips and tricks I have picked up from my experiences as well as links to other sources I have found useful that are scattered in my now 40 plus blog posts. For this post I decided I would try and put as much of that important information in one place as I could for those that are new to naturism or are considering it. If you are not interested in being Naked in Nature or social nudity, or you feel you are already at an expert level of naturism, this is not for you and I will instead offer you this more useful YouTube video of paint drying.

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June Thought of the Month: At One With Nature

I am writing this as May ended on being the coldest that I can remember since moving to Nova Scotia with my husband John in 1997.

Being naked is usually a non-issue when it’s warm enough. I’ve had days in April where I was able to sit outside in the nude and soak up the sun.

I can count on one hand the days in May that were warm enough to do so. I’ve more often than not, been forced to keep a robe on to stay warm.

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Debris-clearing practices along South Surrey rail line concern SFN, naturist club

‘Discussion needed’ regarding sensitive areas along Crescent Beach railway: SFN chief

BNSF’s practices for removing debris following landslides along its waterfront line through South Surrey and White Rock are raising concerns for residents as well as the Semiahmoo First Nation.

Following word that debris removal is encroaching on the foreshore, Chief Harley Chappell said this week he wants to connect with BNSF to learn more about how the company deals with such debris and the reasoning that results, at times, in mud, trees, boulders and even garbage on the beach.

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Nudists lose fight to have campground expanded

Nudists lose fight to have campground expanded

The owners of a nudist ranch in a rural part of Stone Mills Township are trying to decide their next move after a three-year legal battle ended Friday when the province’s planning appeal tribunal ruled against them.

Source: Whig Standard

#naturism #planning #Canada

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Naturism, an “activity” more and more popular

Summer and its heat push people to remove a few layers of excess clothing. The followers of naturists go to them completely naked. The trendy practice attracts both older and younger people. Many see it as a way of being free without fearing the eyes of others. We talk about it with Michel Vaïs, the…

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Naked truth: exposing the myth of Kouchibouguac’s ‘semi-official nude beach’

Naked truth: exposing the myth of Kouchibouguac’s ‘semi-official nude beach’ People get naked every year on Kelly’s Beach — to the displeasure of Parks Canada Want to get back to nature? It’s hard to imagine a more ideal setting that the pristine forests and beaches of Kouchibouguac National Park on New Brunswick’s Acadian coast. But…

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A semi-secret nudist colony in North Van is having an open house tomorrow

A semi-secret nudist colony in North Van is having an open house tomorrow On Saturday July 7th, 2018th the VanTan Nudist Club will be holding an open house. If you’ve never heard of them before, you’re not alone. The club operates quietly, despite being the oldest club of their kind in all of Canada. They…

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Important safety tip: Don’t fish naked

Important safety tip: Don’t fish naked Humour columnist Bruce Gravel shares the story of the hook that went astray The following is the naked truth; only the names have been changed. In the 1970s, when in their 20s, friends of ours (let’s call them Felicity and Brendan) decided it would be fun to visit a…