QUOTES 3/14/2018

“Gardening without clothes is very enjoyable in sunny weather and even on days when it’s not so warm, digging and planting can make you very hot so being without clothes lets the body’s natural cooling system ‘the skin’ come into action. . . ‘When you’re out there with a gentle breeze on you, every last hair on your body feels it.  You feel completely connected with the natural world in a way you just can’t in clothes.’” - https://naturallynaturist.wordpress.com/2016/05/02/2769/

“Nude Rugby 2013 Test” (Video) – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TQQ7d9Lb_D0

“Clothing favors the development of certain skin diseases and generally feeds the birth and development of bodily bacteria.  These effects are felt in the genitals in men and women, because the bacteria are more present in the hotter parts.  So, the contact of these parts of the body with the environment and with the sun, works like an incredible sterilizer, it will increase the flow of vital energy that your body needs.” - http://osnaturistas.com/saude-e-bem-estar/sua-saude/saiba-os-beneficios-de-viver-nu2/

“Because everything is swinging around under your kilt, and the kilt itself is also swinging around, you really do feel as near to naked as you can be without being so. Much more so, for example, than wearing shorts or a swim suit.” – ruaridh, https://www.truenudists.com/group/kilt-loving-nudists/1/27146/

“No matter how much or little one earns, the model makes a gift of his or her form to the artist, who tries to learn something from it.  It can be in the nude, or seated, clothed, for a portrait.  The success of the exchange doesn’t matter so much as the exchange itself: a fundamental, wordless effort to understand the human form.” - Kelley Swain, https://inews.co.uk/essentials/culture/arts/feels-like-pose-nude-artists/

“Well, we don't get naked just to get naked.” – Cindy, http://www.experienceproject.com/stories/Am-Happy-Naked/4217646

“The Palais de Toyko contemporary art museum . . . in the city's lush 16th arrondissement will become the first gallery in Paris to welcome visitors keen to bare all . . . Visitors will be able to stroll round the museum's exhibitions as long as they leave their coat and the rest of their clothes in the cloakroom.” - https://www.thelocal.fr/20180309/paris-museum-allows-visitors-to-strip-off-for-the-day