Yes, a nice clothesfreee walk on 5 April saw me in an area of heath and woodland which I love walking naturally naked in, and it seems this year there has been an increase in the number of ponies, some lovely foals too! Over the fence, strip off my clothes and off up the path, birds singing, warm spring sun!
Into a clearing, a couple of cottages in the distance - sit on a fallen tree in the shade. Nice to feel the sun on every part of me, fresh air, what could be more natural? No shame, just a feeling of oneness, still got my shoes on but they will come off too in a mo, very few people come here, wonder why not? I don't mind if they are clothed or not as long as they don't mind me being here naturally dressed in my skin, I may have a few wrinkles here and there and my shape isn't what it was but its ME! So I'll walk a little further, kick off my shoes and there they ARE, ponies don't wear clothes and they certainly are much more at ease with me naked and normal! Yes Ill take off my shoes so I can be 100 percent naked, nude, bare, with those lovely creatures! They approached me with no fear, even licking my hand, totally accepting me as another natural creature! So Here's to many more naturally naked walks with nature, don't be alarmed if you see me totally clothesfree!
I originally published this on 14 April, but it somehow got deleted so here goes again!
Heard on TV that the bluebells were out early here in Kent so I decided to go in search of them! It was a good excuse for a nice clothesfree walk, the day was overcast but warm and no wind so I arrived at the entrance to the woods and duly got naked! It was some way to the bluebell area so I enjoyed a leisurely walk on the woodland paths, stopping to rearrange some branches someone had arranged as a sort of wigwam!
Then it was off again, walking completely naked, not even shoes, enjoying the peace of nature, no-one around, just me and the birds,trees and other wildlife, this IS the way to enjoy the outdoors!
Then they they were, a carpet of bluebells either side of the path to enjoy, careful, they are a protected species, much as it would have been nice to pick some, not allowed, an as I am a committed conservationist as well as a naturist, I just knelt down to admire them! They don't show up very well on the picture, click on each for a larger version of me and nature! Well it was soon time to leave and I heard the approach of a clothed (Textile to us naturists!) walker so I slipped on my shorts, and went on my way, into the clothed world!
Yes as a Christian Naturist I am celebrating the start of the holiest week in the Christian calendar, and am happy to do so! Crosses made of palm leaves are distributed at taday's masses. Here I am naturally naked and holding my palm cross. May you have a happy Easter!
The 1st week of April has been unusually warm here in Kent and unfortunately I couldnt enjoy it as much as I would have liked as I had a bereavement and other family matters but the Friday 8th was glorious, a cloudless sky, 23 degrees and hardly a breeze and I HAD to get out and get some sun and air without the hindrance of those constricting things called clothes! I decided to walk along the Thames shore to Shorne Fort - hopefully there would not be too many people around and hurray, I only came across 1 other and he was riding his mountain bike and didnt give a fig that I was clothesfree! I managed to spend a very happy 3 hrs totally free to the sun and air, walking along the shingle, watching the ships on the river and exploring the fort as these pictures show me natural, shamefree and naked! Click on each picture for a larger version if you can "bare" it! And click on the large picture for an even LARGER one, damn my new camera shows all my wrinkles... still thats how Im made and I dont care, I'm staying bare!!!
!Yes it Was a lovely day!!! May there be many more this year........
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