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Trip reports / Re: San Pedro: Journey to a Sacred Space
« on: June 17, 2020, 06:29:33 PM »
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Free Range Naturism / Re: The Art of Free Range Naturism
« on: September 11, 2019, 05:17:40 AM »
yep.
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Free Range Naturism / Re: The Art of Free Range Naturism
« on: September 10, 2019, 03:15:17 AM »
My point was that usually when you point the finger of blame and try to get someone in trouble, you have more blame than you are pointing out.
Those adamantly apposed to something like nudity, usually have a problem with their own sexual urges. So they think that anyone nude must be sexually perverse.
Those adamantly apposed to something like nudity, usually have a problem with their own sexual urges. So they think that anyone nude must be sexually perverse.
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Free Range Naturism / Re: The Art of Free Range Naturism
« on: August 31, 2019, 03:30:56 PM »
Case in point:
I remember a masonry subcontractor who wanted the general contractor to make a road for his equipment to navigate to stock his scaffolds. When the general refused the sub called OSHA claiming this was a safety violation by the general. OSHA arrived and, instead of fining the general for the muddy road, they finned the masonry sub for unsafe scaffolds.
Sometimes it is good to view things from more than your own perspective.
I remember a masonry subcontractor who wanted the general contractor to make a road for his equipment to navigate to stock his scaffolds. When the general refused the sub called OSHA claiming this was a safety violation by the general. OSHA arrived and, instead of fining the general for the muddy road, they finned the masonry sub for unsafe scaffolds.
Sometimes it is good to view things from more than your own perspective.
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Free Range Naturism / Re: Everyday Occurances
« on: August 31, 2019, 02:56:32 PM »
Had my colonoscopy last week. One second an anesthesiologist was unscrewing the syringe of propofol from the port in my hand and the next a nurse was yelling at me to wake up. Time flies when you're having fun. I had one benign polyp and have to repeat the process in 5 years. The worst part of the whole process was having to drink all that laxative the day before.
Also, another bad thing was the missed opportunity to mow my yard before the rains resumed. Finally got to mow yesterday but the grass was so high I had to slow the motion of the mower to keep from straining the engine. I then used the mower to blow the clippings into piles. This morning at 3AM I got up, took my med's and a glass of water and went to work picking up the clippings and transferring them into the compost pile. Except for the lack of light since there was no moon it was perfect conditions for nude yard work.
Also, another bad thing was the missed opportunity to mow my yard before the rains resumed. Finally got to mow yesterday but the grass was so high I had to slow the motion of the mower to keep from straining the engine. I then used the mower to blow the clippings into piles. This morning at 3AM I got up, took my med's and a glass of water and went to work picking up the clippings and transferring them into the compost pile. Except for the lack of light since there was no moon it was perfect conditions for nude yard work.
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Free Range Naturism / Re: Everyday Occurances
« on: July 29, 2019, 12:13:37 AM »
Great to hear that DF is "spotless".
When you are tanned, tanning beds are the first thought of a dermatologist.
Yep, John P, that is the way it is for us too -no back and no bottoms. They will pretty well notice the lack of tan lines here.
When you are tanned, tanning beds are the first thought of a dermatologist.
Yep, John P, that is the way it is for us too -no back and no bottoms. They will pretty well notice the lack of tan lines here.
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Free Range Naturism / Re: Everyday Occurances
« on: July 26, 2019, 04:57:24 AM »
Though not as dark as you two,JB & DF, I do have an all over tan and am scheduled for a colonoscopy next month. I have been trying to think of a funny response like DF's in case someone comments.
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Free Range Naturism / Re: Everyday Occurances
« on: July 24, 2019, 03:01:57 AM »
Most wooded land of substantial acreage in Louisiana is owed by either a corporation or a bunch of heirs. The owners make money off the land by harvesting timber, oil leases, and hunting leases. Most of these owners could care less if some one walks on their land. It is the hunters who post it for hunting that have a problem with trespassers. The land behind my house is owned by a smaller group of heirs who hunt the land themselves but do not have it posted. I can therefore legally walk on their land but it is a very small strip of woods. It joins a large section of land that is posted by a hunting club. I have never gone into there during or close to hunting season but have entered during the summer months with no consequences - not so now with the game cameras.
As far as coming out of the closet, naturism is but a small part of my life. I will not sacrifice the major portion of my life which I enjoy beyond measure for the sake of the pleasure of naturism. I am comfortable with my little victories.
Alas, I work in refineries and chemical plants now which are occupied 24/7 so no opportunities at work any more. Since my house flooded in August 2016 I have had little free time. Just taking a little break in the remodeling now. Hence the hiatus from posting.
As far as coming out of the closet, naturism is but a small part of my life. I will not sacrifice the major portion of my life which I enjoy beyond measure for the sake of the pleasure of naturism. I am comfortable with my little victories.
Alas, I work in refineries and chemical plants now which are occupied 24/7 so no opportunities at work any more. Since my house flooded in August 2016 I have had little free time. Just taking a little break in the remodeling now. Hence the hiatus from posting.
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Free Range Naturism / Re: Everyday Occurances
« on: July 23, 2019, 03:40:52 AM »
Problem is the woods are posted for hunting so I am trespassing when I leave my yard. The other thing is that I am probably known by the people (related to some) who own the cameras. I cannot afford the "exposure".
Nuduke, I wish I had your memory!
Nuduke, I wish I had your memory!
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Free Range Naturism / Re: Everyday Occurances
« on: July 21, 2019, 11:12:42 PM »
I used to be able to walk in the woods next to my house on occasion properly attired but now, with the advent of game cameras, I no longer have that luxury. Last year I even found one right at the back of my yard on the trail where I enter the woods.
Now I’m only properly attired around the house. My normal routine in the morning is to ready my lunch cooler and take it and my backpack to the truck as soon as I get up. I take the time while outside to “water” the grass then go inside, shower and get ready for work. It is still dark when I leave for work so my neighbors are still asleep when I am outside nude at this time.
Wednesday, as I put my stuff in the truck, I noticed I had a flat tire. Normally this would be a bad thing. Instead it was an opportunity to air up the tire, find the screw that caused the leak, and plug the hole - No aggravation, no sweaty clothes to change - Just a chore made enjoyable by being nude. I still made it to work on time.
I spent the whole day Saturday inside my shop trying to make it more a shop than a storage building. I was nude all day. It is noteworthy that my wife, rather than trying to persuade me to put clothes on, acted as though she enjoyed my being nude. She even came into the shop to wash clothes in the extra washer there with nothing on but an unbuttoned shirt and panties. To walk out of the house not completely dressed, even for the 12 feet to the shop in our back yard, was extremely bold for her.
Naturism is much more enjoyable when the love of your life knows about it and at least does not disapprove.
Now I’m only properly attired around the house. My normal routine in the morning is to ready my lunch cooler and take it and my backpack to the truck as soon as I get up. I take the time while outside to “water” the grass then go inside, shower and get ready for work. It is still dark when I leave for work so my neighbors are still asleep when I am outside nude at this time.
Wednesday, as I put my stuff in the truck, I noticed I had a flat tire. Normally this would be a bad thing. Instead it was an opportunity to air up the tire, find the screw that caused the leak, and plug the hole - No aggravation, no sweaty clothes to change - Just a chore made enjoyable by being nude. I still made it to work on time.
I spent the whole day Saturday inside my shop trying to make it more a shop than a storage building. I was nude all day. It is noteworthy that my wife, rather than trying to persuade me to put clothes on, acted as though she enjoyed my being nude. She even came into the shop to wash clothes in the extra washer there with nothing on but an unbuttoned shirt and panties. To walk out of the house not completely dressed, even for the 12 feet to the shop in our back yard, was extremely bold for her.
Naturism is much more enjoyable when the love of your life knows about it and at least does not disapprove.
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Trip reports / Re: Carr Peak…Perfect! Part III: THE RETURN:
« on: January 19, 2019, 03:21:07 AM »
I so enjoy the commentary and pictures of your hikes. To do that there and maybe with you is on my bucket list.
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Trip reports / Re: Butts in the Shade: Part II: Muddled Up
« on: December 27, 2018, 03:14:18 AM »
Just read the blog and came here to comment. That is something I have always wanted to do. It's on the bucket list.
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Trip reports / Re: Happy Valley Waterfalls
« on: October 14, 2018, 02:37:15 AM »
JB,
It appears DF has either changed jobs or is now retired. After so many years of seeing only her back side it is great to see both your faces. Now more than ever it feels as though we are hiking with you. It is interesting that though we see all else we don't know you until we see your face.
It appears DF has either changed jobs or is now retired. After so many years of seeing only her back side it is great to see both your faces. Now more than ever it feels as though we are hiking with you. It is interesting that though we see all else we don't know you until we see your face.
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General Naturism Discussion / Re: Weather
« on: October 12, 2018, 04:48:09 AM »
Just came in (9PM) from carrying some gas cans into the shop. It was around 80 deg this afternoon but was 66 as I nudely put the cans up. Not nearly cool enough to hinder being outside but taking some getting used to after a long stretch of highs in the 90's and lows only in the 70's.
BTW, something is going on with the neighbor's dogs here lately. There is no chorus when I go out at night. I know the owners have installed a fence-less enclosure that involves an underground wire and shock colors. Maybe in addition to keeping them home it keeps them quiet. My nude presence outside in my yard after dark taking out the trash or finishing some chore has not been announced to the world the last few times.
BTW, something is going on with the neighbor's dogs here lately. There is no chorus when I go out at night. I know the owners have installed a fence-less enclosure that involves an underground wire and shock colors. Maybe in addition to keeping them home it keeps them quiet. My nude presence outside in my yard after dark taking out the trash or finishing some chore has not been announced to the world the last few times.
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Free Range Naturism / Re: My Private Place for Naturism #22
« on: October 07, 2018, 04:58:45 AM »
JB,
Though I seldom comment, I have enjoyed reading all of your website articles. After reading one I can't wait for the next.
Though I seldom comment, I have enjoyed reading all of your website articles. After reading one I can't wait for the next.
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