Hi everyone,
I have recently started a new Australian Nudist Blog (public) which is aimed at sharing naturism with the public, and getting stories out there in the mainstream. The blog is located at http://oznudism.blogspot.com/ and we'd love to have some of you Grey Nomad travellers write a story about your nudist travels across this great country of ours. We do a lot of preaching to the converted, but not enough publicity with the general public. If you have a story to contribute (preferrably with images), please contact me and help us combat negative press with positive Australian Naturist Stories.

Naked Elf

Thanks all the same NakedElf but I think I will keep all my lumps and bumps and extra bits to myself.       OMG............what a sight

Welcome to the site Naked Elf, are you putting a pic of you in your birthday suit on the forum as your avatar? No, please, just joking. I prefer to keep my clothes on (well, in public) I don't want to start mass panic and horror in the community, lol.

There are a couple of nude caravan parks around I believe, but have never been to one myself, however I am not condemning anyone who wants the naturist lifestyle, each to their own.

Edit:  I just had a read of the thread "The Naked Truth". Laughed like hell at Dave's nude mis-adventures.   Very funny indeed ! (Not at the time though I'm sure Dave).


-- Edited by Vic41 on Thursday 27th of August 2009 09:18:10 PM

jeeeeeeez  mate, now i know why there is so much   "ufo activity "     in the broken hill area.                  i hope that you realise that you could be contributing,to a international incident,    if the little green men are caught,  having a bit of a perve. 

I can proudly say that I was the cause of the 1990 Kangaroo stampede on the Victorian desert. I was driving an old Land Rover on the Anne Beadell Highway and it was stinking hot. I started to shed clothes and eventually got down to nothing. Of course the inside needed cooling too so I had numerous beverages as we drove along. Anyhow I forgot the state I was in and needed a wee stop, climbed out of the car and all hell broke loose. Apart from the occupants of the following vehicle cracking up, the Kangas stampeded off. I think it must have taken them months to settle down from that. (the Kangas that is). Fortunately the car that was travelling with me contained only fellas. P.S. Took a long time to round the roos up too. :)

That probably accounted for the Kanga that came bounding into the back yard, shaking like a leaf and white faced.  Couldn't even string two "ttch ttch's" together.....LOL