QUOTES 7/9/2018

“Lots of people enjoy driving naked.  It’s exhilarating, liberating, the most comfortable, and just downright fun!” - https://twitter.com/LegalizeNaked/status/1016173177255456768

“Rising Sun Farm on WORT-FM” – (Video Slides) - https://vimeo.com/130552634

“I also really enjoy driving out of town and hiking nude on closed service roads and fire roads.  These have chains or bars across the entrance to stop vehicles when they are not in use.  I just park near the entrance, go around the chain or bar, hike a short way up the road and strip off.  No danger of getting lost (only the one road), and if you stop frequently and really listen, very little danger of encountering anybody else.  A great way to spend the day.” - https://www.truenudists.com/forum/viewthread.php?id=6&page=3

“My last trip was just hanging out.  A friend with a farm invited a group of us to his house for Labor Day weekend.  The trip was aimed at those who just wanted to relax and get away from the city.  Most of us tent camped, and the days revolved around enjoying the pool, the hot tub and catching up with friends.  We grilled out and had a bonfire one night.  It was just what I wanted!  The best part was being naked most of the weekend.” – atldavis, https://www.truenudists.com/groups/view.php?action=viewthread&id=132&idt=50798&vpage=1

“Indeed, much of the legal world has overruled God or, Mother Nature, when it comes to nudism because it seems whatever is behind the creation of mankind made a fundamental mistake in our design.  Of course it is madness, and highlights a pathetic patriarchal system that distrusts itself in the presence of nudity.  In short, it’s dominated by dirty old men who view the world through their cocks.  In the meantime, they have created myriad self-image problems for women and children around the world.  Sad . . . very sad.” – Jillian Page, http://jillianpage.com/2015/04/26/nudismnaturism-birthright-denied-in-spain/

“I was in Denver for a conference this past weekend and in no hurry to go home, so decided to spend a couple of days at Mountain Air Ranch. . . The wireless Internet was working very well, so I was able to ‘work remotely’ including being on conference calls . . . My coworkers on the phone had no idea how ‘remotely’ I was working!  One of them did hear birds chirping in the background, so I mentioned I was working outside in the sun.” – Joe