QUOTES 8/6/2017

“Fall nude hiking weather has definitely returned to the desert.  I went out to Anza Borrego via De Anza Springs yesterday.  The weather was perfect around 70 with a slight breeze to bathe the body . . . What struck me the most was the thundering quiet of the desert in the fall.  It was deafening.  As I pressed on through washes and small canyons I was awed by how utterly serene and peaceful the desert can be, some might even say dead though that is not the case.  The cacophony of silence was broken only by the random lizard scampering across the trail ahead of me and once by a pair of blue jays that flew passed me into a side canyon.  For the most part just silence and sun. . . With my clothes miles away and other than the trail I was walking on there were no signs or sounds of civilization and one has the feeling of being alone in the universe as well as naked.  I cannot rightly describe it; it is just a feeling of total peace and serenity for me.” - Jay

“Jean-Philippe Rameau - Les Indes Galantes 1” (Video) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=49Ms-yKFPMs&index=7&list=RDiTvyBTWhIwM

“I drove my family from Virginia to Florida totally nude.  Only put shorts on for rest and gas stops.” – Flanudistdvm, https://www.truenudists.com/groups/view.php?action=viewthread&id=8077&idt=78072&page=3

“You were meant to be naked.  After swimming in a stomach you came out crying in a new world full of harsh lights, surgical masks, and cold tables.  A couple of minutes later you were quickly covered in plastic, wool, and cotton, but you never forgot.  You never forgot.  Yes, you’ve been in clothes for years.  You’ve been in clothes since that day.  You’ve been wearing socks forever.  You’ve been wearing shoes the same way.  But … sometimes pants are a pain and shirts are a mess and life’s just a lot better when you’re completely undressed. . . You came here without clothes.  You were meant to be naked.” – Neil Pasricha, Tom Pine’s The Naked Truth Naturists Newdsletter, v.17, n7, July 1, 2016

“I really enjoy cooking for my friends and family nude!” – Screamingeagle, https://www.truenudists.com/forum/viewthread.php?id=48022&page=3

“I think it’s helpful that we embrace our bodies without the constant sexualization . . . I’m concerned as a woman with how I am objectified and I think the ride [WNBR] helps to place my body off of a pedestal and into the rest of humanity.” - Sarah Goreiki, http://www.metro.us/philadelphia/philly-s-naked-bike-ride-looks-to-change-attitudes/zsJphx---UzheMbQAtK5U/