Nude Trail Work

[kensunwalker]

I spent yesterday working naked on the trail I have been building.  Finished five rock benches.  It's looking great.  All are welcome to walk it with us.  We are in Dewey, AZ.

[Peter S]

My dream trip is to cross the US on a motorcycle, stopping wherever possible at nudist resorts/B&Bs/hotels, wherever. So if I make the trip then I'll be sure Dewey is on the sat nav. Until then, how about some pictures, Ken

peter

[jbeegoode]

One of these days, we'll be that way to visit DF's relatives in Prescott Valley...yea, what are those stone benches like? Got Pics? What is the distance to walk? Meditation, rest, sit benches? Is it bare foot friendly, no sharp rocks and cactus needles?
Jbee

[kensunwalker]

I built benches from rocks and mortar at 10 meditation areas along the 1/3 mile trail.  Worked on them nude yesterday.  Will enjoy sharing the trail when you can visit.  Will send a few photos later.

[Davie]

Great to hear of naturist trails. We experienced one whilst staying at a homestay in New Zealand. This was through a wild hill side populated by trees and giant ferns. The owner had stuck plastic insects on the trees as a bit of fun. Whilst following the trail you could have been a million miles away

Davie 

[jbeegoode]

Well, I suppose that I might appropriately do a switch of threads. I've been posting my naturist trail building on the "My Special Place for Naturism thread: http://freerangenaturism.com/forum/index.php?topic=750.0

I'll continue that here. There is a new post at our website as my diary of creating a stealth naturist trail continues with DF's tour of the construct: http://thefreerangenaturist.org/2016/02/23/my-private-place-for-naturism-5/

There is a repost of something that Balead shared back at the Secret Naturist site, seemingly long ago. Figured that he couldn't mind the infringement. http://thefreerangenaturist.org/2016/02/16/my-private-place-for-naturism-4/
Jbee

[nuduke]

Nice memories of Dave Balead's special spot.  We had a fair few posts from there.  I remember the inflatable lilo he left there!  Do you still go there, Dave?
John

[balead]

There is a repost of something that Balead shared back at the Secret Naturist site, seemingly long ago. Figured that he couldn't mind the infringement. http://thefreerangenaturist.org/2016/02/16/my-private-place-for-naturism-4/
Jbee

I don't mind at all, Jbee, in fact I'm honoured that you thought it was worth posting. I'm envious of your secret place and trail.

Nice memories of Dave Balead's special spot.  We had a fair few posts from there.  I remember the inflatable lilo he left there!  Do you still go there, Dave?
John

I still go to the one not specified in the last paragraph, John, but it's not as private as it used to be and I prefer the one on private land. I haven't left an airbed or chair there for years, something I did do and neglected to mention in the wood which is now defunct.

[kensunwalker]

I spent nearly every day this week (as I have for the past six months) working on the Nature and Meditation trail on our land in Dewey, (northern) AZ, much of the time naked.  The trail is looking very nice.  Two weeks ago I finished installing signs marking natural and meditation areas of interest.  Last week I finished raking the trail with a stiff rake, and this week will rake it one more time with a fine toothed-rake to get the little stones.  Amy and I repainted male and female nude statues for the Naturism meditation area (there are ten other meditation areas).  I'm about done installing a privacy fence for several terraced garden areas that I will then rock off and work.  Working and walking the trail naked, and eating lunch naked with Amy in the shade of a pinion pine meditation area is wonderful  Working nude makes every day memorable - love it!  All are welcome to visit any time.

[JOhnGw]

I'm totally jealous of all you folks across the puddle who can have enough land to put a trail on.
Over here we're lucky if we can get hold of 1/8 of an acre.

[jbeegoode]

"A Special Place" as part #6 in the continuing series of trail blazing is now at our site:
http://thefreerangenaturist.org/2016/03/08/my-private-place-for-naturism-6/
Jbee

[jbeegoode]

#7 in diary of the stealth trail. Hiding tracks and lack of static at:
http://thefreerangenaturist.org/2016/03/18/my-private-place-for-naturism-7/
jbee

[nudewalker]

You people are giving me ideas! As I sit here watching rain fall and listen to the thunder in the distance the thought of a familiar trail in a nearby park came to mind. The trail is not frequented much due to it's difficulty which makes it good to hike on but it does end in a popular section of the park. The deer seem make their own trail as they can be creatures of habit. By following that path then bushwhacking the rest one can get to an access road and return to the original trailhead. Once I return home my thinking is to add to the deer path and make a more marked trail.

Now if you will excuse me it is time to look at radar for lightning strikes and take advantage of this rainy day to try for a free range hike.

[kensunwalker]

It's wonderful meditation to quietly walk the nature trail I've built - nude.

[Kayaker]

Very nice descriptions of the trails.. I am imagining it nicely..l along with rain and thunder