SOM Nudefest, the UK’s biggest naturist festival, was initially due to take place in July
The UK’s biggest naturist festival takes place near Bristol in September.
Nudefest 2020 was initially due to take place at Thorney Lakes Caravan Park, Somerset in July but has been pushed back due to Covid-19.
Stuart Haywood Stuart Haywood did not become a nudist until he was in his 70s
An 83-year-old nudist from Midway has questioned whether wearing a face mask will mean he is technically still naked.
Stuart Haywood, who has been stripping off for 10 years and takes regular breaks at naturist camps, is planning to visit a hotspot in Lincolnshire as it reopens.
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guiadeislandia.es/ Mandatory to shower naked and with soap in the changing rooms before accessing the pools and wearing a well-washed bathing suit.
“I protect you, and you protect me”, is the philosophy on which we base the need for the use of sanitary masks: protect the other. If we all wear them, when necessary, we will all be protected.
iStock The bad news is, the Butt Hutt remains closed.
The popular lakeside bar at Florida’s oldest nudist resort is still shuttered, even as the rest of the Lake Como Family Nudist Resort in Lutz slowly reopens. The Bare Buns Cafe, for instance, now allows limited seating on the screened patio and under the pool deck canopy, albeit with everyone six feet apart – and please bring a towel to sit on.
Confinement has affected us all, both nudists and non-nudists.
In our case it is normal that when the temperatures allow it, we are naked at home, that is, we practice family nudism.
Although we love practising nudism in nature, we practice it at home whenever we can, since it is not a matter of “now I am doing nudism”, it is a lifestyle.
Zac Freeland/Vox “It is a true roller coaster of symptoms and severities, with each new day offering many unknowns.”
At first, Lauren Nichols tried to explain away her symptoms. In early March, the healthy 32-year-old felt an intense burning sensation, like acid reflux, when she breathed. Embarrassed, she didn’t initially seek medical care. When her shortness of breath kept getting worse, her doctor tested her for Covid-19.
Her results came back positive. But for Nichols, that was just the beginning. Over the next eight weeks, she developed wide and varied symptoms, including extreme and chronic fatigue, diarrhea, nausea, tremors, headaches, difficulty concentrating, and short-term memory loss.
David Expósito On March 26, the premier of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, announced an action plan to curb coronavirus contagion in the region’s senior residences. By the time the Popular Party (PP) leader had made the announcement, 1,130 nursing home residents had already died from Covid-19. Hours later, the so-called “Operación Bicho,” or Operation Bug, got underway. This was the code name used by the person who, without any relevant experience, was tasked with protecting the health of nearly 50,000 seniors. That person was Encarnación Burgueño.
Burgueño is the self-appointed managing director of Cardio Líder, a trading name that is not properly registered as a company. On the same day as Díaz Ayuso’s announcement, Burgueño was placed at the helm of the regional health department’s response to the crisis. This consisted of providing medical assistance in senior care homes, instead of transferring patients to hospital.
Bare Oaks Family Naturist Park After months of COVID-19 related closures, naturists are removing the shackles of life in quarantine by removing their clothes.
“There’s something about taking your clothes off that makes you feel like you’re really finally losing all the shackles of society and all the rules,” says Stéphane Deschênes, owner of Bare Oaks Family Naturist Park near Newmarket, Ont. “You almost feel cleaner because your body is breathing and you can feel the sun on your skin. Makes you feel very alive.”
And Deschênes is not alone. The naturist resort has been welcoming more visitors than usual during this time of year, especially thanks to sunshine and summer-like temperatures last weekend.
Tim Higgs, the owner of Clover Hotel and Spa at the clothing-optional venue in Erdington, said half his income comes from spa facilities which the Government said must remain shut
The owner of a Birmingham nudist hotel said he could partly reopen his business after lockdown restrictions were eased by the Government – but may stay shut because spas are still banned.
Tim, who has run Clover Hotel and Spa in Erdington for almost a decade, would be able to safety open his hotel and gardens after Prime Minster Boris Johnson announced the lifting of rules in the hospitality sector.
The Alton Sports Centre Naturist Swim has been suspended by the local authority following works to the sports centre which installed full height windows.
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Hello, my name is Mat and I represent the new owners of Southleigh Manor since Bob and Kathy retired recently.
I write to inform you that Southleigh Manor is no longer a naturist holiday park and is receiving renovations to re-open as a general holiday park instead. All are still welcome of course, but sadly no longer on a fully naturist basis.
This site has been sold and, unfortunately, it is closed and no longer available for naturist use.
It is sad to report that BDOC closed its gates for the final time at the end of May 2018.
Members of the club have known the end is nigh for sometime following a long dispute with the land owner who wants to develop the site.
We wish all BDOC members well and hope they all find new homes in which to continue enjoying naturism.