Discussion about this post

User's avatar
Charles Daney's avatar

There were some books about naturism published in the 1930s. I have a few of them, though I wasn't around then. When I was in high school (ages ago) I sometimes climbed a tree in the backyard and got naked. Why? I don't know - it just felt good. Years later I noticed that nude beaches were popular (much more so than now). So simply being aware of that option persuaded me. But times have changed, especially in the U.S. Things are different in your country, where, I gather, beach nudity is common.

It's necessary to realize that stuff doesn't work the same in different times and different places. All I can say is that what works where you live won't necessarily work elsewhere. Naturism in the U.S. has become a very difficult sale.

Expand full comment
Di Barton's avatar

Sorry to see you leave the blogs. But I totally get why. It is a Massive commitment to do a weekly article. I look forward to reading the last 4, and hopefully many more random ones , Well done on the massive achievement over 2 years. On 1/1/11, I started to take a "Photo-a-Day", thinking I would last maybe a couple of months. I ended up doing it continuously for 11 years, then I ran out of things to take. Thanks for all the information and inspiration. xx

Expand full comment
14 more comments...

No posts