QUOTES 9/22/2018

“. . . nudism is not only natural, but it's convenient.  You don't have to struggle with something to wear around the house all the time.  You don't have to go shopping for a million new sets of clothes and can make do with what you have to go outside.  If it's a hot day, you don't have to turn the temperature down to zero degrees because you'll naturally feel cooler because you're in the buff.” - http://m.wikihow.com/Practice-Nudism?utm_content=buffer641e7&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter.com&utm_campaign=buffer

“Beautiful river with a naturist girl” Video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cUQGkaL5leE

“Being A Nudist means FREEDOM! . . . Does it really make a difference what society thinks?   Living, Loving and Experiencing this beautiful planet Naked as we came into this world is really what life is all about ... not the materialism the world offers which cannot be taken with you after you die.  So enjoy what is freely given.  After all, the best things in life really are free!” – Creative, https://www.truenudists.com/groups/view.php?action=viewthread&id=2925&idt=55359&vpage=1

“On July 29, 2010, ten members of the SoCal Freehikers gathered to hike the Cedar Springs Trail above Idyllwild, California – 8 men and 2 women.  We waited at the trail head until most of those who were expected had arrived.  It was great to see our freehiking buddies.  There is always a special camaraderie with others who understand the joy of freehiking.  We hike clothed for a short distance at first because we were near a scout camp - we could hear the kids below.  Soon we were past the camp boundary and were able to undress – so much more comfortable than walking in sweaty clothes.  The first part of the trail meandered through meadows and shady groves of oak.  Then the trail climbed for 1.5 miles up switch backs, making for a fairly easy uphill climb.  Walking along the trail mostly single file, the breeze cooling our bodies, gathering at lookout points to rest and enjoy the view - freehiking with good friends in nature – it just doesn’t get any better than that.  Climbing from just over 5000 feet to over 6800 feet in about two hours, we reached the top of the ridge where the trail crossed the Pacific Coast Trail at Desert Divide.  We paused to eat lunch in the shade of an oak.  The entire town of Palm Springs could be seen down the canyon in the distance below.  After lunch we decided to turn back rather than to continue down the slope to Cedar Spring.  Along the way we paused several times under shady oak trees to rest. Near the end of the trail we dressed, and soon after greeted the only other person we saw on the trail – a young man riding a mountain bike.  Soon we returned to our vehicles, and said goodbye to our SoCal Freehiking friends.  This was such an enjoyable hike for all - unforgettable. It’s too sad other members missed this exceptional freehike.” - Kenfreehiker

“I have driven nude on a lot of back roads; it is just more comfortable.  I also ride my dirt bike nude - that is an amazing feeling!” – Beachboy, https://www.truenudists.com/forum/viewthread.php?id=860&page=4