QUOTES 8/8/2016

"I've driven naked several times and it's a fairly safe thing to do provided you obey the rules of the road and don't draw attention to yourself.  Just think for a moment, when you're driving in your car, do really notice the other people in the other cars around you and, more specifically, what they're wearing?  No!  You do not. . . On the highway or rural back country roads, with the vehicle in motion, someone in another vehicle, or by the side of the road, would be lucky to get even a fleeting glimpse of your nude body.  And even then it would only be the head, shoulders and chest . . . If you have tinted glass on the side windows it is even less likely that someone will see you. . . It is wise, however, to have something that you can quickly wrap yourself in, should the need arise.  A solution to this problem, for guys, would be a kilt that has a waistband that buttons together on the side.  With nothing on underneath, you could simply undo the buttons, throw the front part over to one side and remain sitting on the back part of the kilt while driving.  When the need arises to cover up, just pull the front part over and do up the buttons.  Velcro would probably work quicker than buttons, but may not be as secure when walking about in the kilt.  It's your choice. For women, a tube dress made of stretchy Lycra/spandex could work quite well.  The dress could be completely removed or pulled all way down to her ankles while sitting on the passenger side and could be quickly pulled up, if need be.  There is no front or back to these type dresses, really, so she won't have to fuss around very much to get it on just right.  If the woman is driving the car, the dress should be removed completely.  If left around the ankles it could interfere with the operation of the pedals and that could be dangerous.  Store it in the map pocket on the door or someplace where it can be reached quickly.  Plan your route carefully, turn off the air conditioning and open the sunroof, if you dare.  Happy Motoring!" - NakedNews

"I’m a 35-year-old female nudist and I hope others can learn about the healing, joy, and freedom that nude recreation can bring.  My journey started in 2003 and boy has my life changed radically since then! . . . My search for body acceptance changed my life.  It brought me to learn of the freedom of clothes-free living.  Not just freedom from clothes and the cost of so much laundry detergent to clean them, but freedom from my self-imposed bondage to fear, shame, and self-hatred.  I was the last person in the world who anyone would have expected to enjoy nude recreation, yet I’m the happiest person in the world now that I live it!" - Barely Melissa

"When I go hiking (wearing clothes), I feel like my eyes are closed and my nose is clogged.  I can’t see anything if my skin is clothed.  I need to feel the earth and what we are doing to her." - Zac Robertson

“Going to a nudist club is not going down a dirt road and behind a junkyard gate.  Europeans have known this for a long time.  We [Americans] are just getting around to that.” – Nancy Tienmann, owner of Bare Necessities

"For people who have already experienced an entirely natural walk in the woods, the question, ‘Why hike without any clothes on?’, is easily answered. . . Clothing is just a mask . . . By wearing clothing in the wilderness we're staying in the car and looking out the glass.  We aren't experiencing our animal nature directly.  Wearing a bathing suit in the middle of nowhere when nobody else is around is what I call the 'civilization reflex'.  By wearing clothes, you deny that your body is part of the natural environment, and you can't hack pure nature." - Shane - http://www.theplacewithnoname.com/hiking/sections/naked/bodymind.htm

“Occasionally, on quieter days during the week, I would boldly walk to the little, gardener’s house at the rear of the property in the buff.  One day, while talking to a neighbor, she told me of this guy who so boldly walked the length of his property stark naked.  After asking her where she saw this and she indicated the place, I informed her, ‘I’m that guy!’ and we had a good chuckle over that.” - Tom Pine’s The Naked Truth Naturists Newdsletter, Vol 17, #8