QUOTES 3/25/2017

“Camping is a great way to practice naturism with your friends.  You'll be amazed at how normal and natural it feels.” - https://twitter.com/ohionaturist/status/771374257326682112

“Nudist Colony Tour Naked and Free” (Video) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?list=PLRFPLRF3IFmsxMFIQfKOCl5fycdiZ-K7d&v=_tMYifC72AI

“They began with a smaller inn down the road, but expanded to this property with twelve rooms a few years ago.  Apparently that is going so well that one’s failure to book a year in advance may well mean you don’t get your dates, or maybe, you don’t get in at all.  There is clearly a devoted following that makes this their one stop nakation destination each and every year.” - https://meanderingnaturist.wordpress.com/2016/08/

“Everyone . . . seemed so sociable, chatty and confident.  They really got along with each other; it was like a holiday for a bunch of extended friends with the only twist being that everyone’s naked, and they’d just met.  It was quite surreal, but fun and lighthearted, and we immediately felt at ease. . . Soon we were in that pool playing game after game of volleyball with our new naked friends. . . we’d instantly made friends.” – Deni Kirkova, http://metro.co.uk/2016/08/09/holidays-are-so-much-better-when-youre-naked-the-time-i-went-to-a-nudist-resort-in-mexico-6054981/

“If a man is naked in the woods and no one’s around, does it count as open and gross lewdness?  Not according to . . . Heather Bradley, the first justice in Hingham District Court, [who] last week threw out two felony charges in a Hanover [Mass.] case based in part on video that police say shows a 61-year-old defendant walking half-naked through a town park when no one else was present.” – Neal Simpson, http://www.wcvb.com/news/is-public-nudity-lewd-if-no-one-sees-it-hingham-judge-says-no/41007592

“Children live naturally naked; they do not feel embarrassed. . . Family nudity will seem ‘normal’ to them.  If they have never seen you naked at home, it may be more difficult. . . As for the teenagers, it is more delicate.  They are in a period of change and they are modest and complex.  Never force them to undress.” – Caroline Ovary, http://www.topsante.com/forme-et-bien-etre/mieux-vivre/mieux-se-connaitre/nue-sous-le-soleil-on-ose-ou-pas-12073