QUOTES 6/26/2018

“Imagine . . . camping without having to be concerned about clothes.  You rise to sun streaks piercing your tent, exit your sleeping bag in your natural night gown, amble to the lake shore and plunge in.  The warming sun serves as your towel as you return to camp to the pleasant sounds of the birds as they discuss their breakfast menu.  As others in your party rise, similarly smartly attired, you already have the campfire lighted.  Growling stomachs chant approval to the welcome aroma of morning coffee and sizzling bacon.  After a few days of such simple bliss, you may have to dig deep down into your pack to check the identification in your wallet, to see if your name isn’t ‘Adam’ (or ‘Eve’) after all” - Jim C. Cunningham

“Zoe's LifeStyle” (Video) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=asNaVwwbbtE

“I decided to go for a drive naked.  It was about three am.  I walked out to my car completely nude.  I did put some clothes in the back seat.  I then started my car and drove through town, then got onto the freeway.  The place I went to was two hundred miles away.  When I pulled into the parking lot it was daylight . . . I then grabbed my clothes and put them on and walked into the restaurant and ordered my breakfast.” – Texad

“Today, textile products are continually overtly and covertly marketed to almost every single human being on the planet from birth until death.  This marketing is often so effective that many of us have come to believe that we could not live without our clothes.  Some of us believe that our clothes define who we are, that they are an essential and necessary part of our daily lives, that they are required for us to be accepted, moral, humble, and good human beings.” - https://youngnaturistsamerica.com/naturism-global-textile-industry/

“For the Spartans, Plutarch said, nakedness had a couple of societal functions . . . Young men and women were encouraged to parade naked and go to feasts without clothes on, and sing lots of songs about war glory to inspire the male warriors.  ‘Nor was there anything shameful in this nakedness of the young women . . . modesty attended them, and all wantonness was excluded.  It taught them simplicity and a care for good health, and gave them some taste of higher feelings, admitted as they thus were to the field of noble action and glory.’” – JR Thorpe (Plutarch), https://www.bustle.com/articles/172288-7-strange-beliefs-about-nudity-in-western-history

“There's nothing better than sharing your naturist experience with those you love.” - https://twitter.com/ohionaturist/status/792381932956966912