Bear Canyon II

What a wonderful walk

The Free Range Naturist

2022-05-21

Next Day:

I love waking up in the forest. This is like coming home.

Everyone is up early. A-blue jay is on the ground near the tent. There are lots of bulges in the packed leaves. Birds have been digging. I had heard someone poking around in the leaves next to the tent just before dusk.

I had spent a few minutes awake as the world came alive. There were more of those voracious bats just before sunup.

I sight a butterfly high above through the mesh tent cover, “Good morning.”

Stepping outside, the weather is inviting.

A Hike:

We march a quick short nude walk, .2 miles on the graded road and trailhead.

Four grey squirrels sit and romp around at a familiar looking rock. It is peaceful and pleasant. Walking nude up the middle of the road, we know that we are alone. Anyone approaching can be…

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What’s in a Name?

Naked,nude,naturist,nudist…

Nudism -- At Home and Beyond

A nudist, by any other name, would dress the same.

What’s the difference between a nudist and a naturist? Is there a difference? Ask 10 different nudists those questions, and you might get six different answers, and four people just shrugging. Many would say that nudists are simply people who don’t like to wear clothes, and naturists are people who enjoy being naked in a natural setting. To me, this raises more questions. If a person who just likes to be naked at home, tries going camping nude, are they now a naturist? Does an indoor pool at a naturist resort or gathering really count as a natural setting? Does the definition of either one imply the presence of other people?

The answers to these questions are highly subjective. I’m not going to try to provide definitive answers, but I’ll tell you my preferences, and attempt to explain why I…

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