Letting the imagination stretch a bit, could you visualize travellers caravanning around Australia completely naked? What a sight that would be, even if the pursuit was clothing optional.
This bloke is not caravanning but hiking in the nude, see;
Nude caravaners?? Wow. Most of us grey nomads are getting close to our use by date & it would not be a pretty sight.
JRH said
11:11 AM Oct 29, 2014
kandagal wrote:
Nude caravaners?? Wow. Most of us grey nomads are getting close to our use by date & it would not be a pretty sight.
Not for me thanks. I prefer to keep covered I feel the cold and there are a number of droopy parts I do not want on display.
Vic41 said
11:43 AM Oct 29, 2014
Yes, I think I would prefer to cover up too, don't wan't to scare people,
I think there are a number of nudist places for caravanners around Oz, this is one of them just off the Great Eastern Highway at Hovea between Mundaring and Perth. There rates at $25 a night seem reasonable powered or unpowered as long as you don't mind being "on display" he he!
One of our respected GN members now deceased, Magic Bob, had the contract for repairing their electric gate, he told me that he was repairing the control box on the gate and was sitting on a stool he kept with him to save his back, when he heard one of the committee members talking to him, he turned his head to see a male private part right in front of is nose, complete with ring jewellery....
Now that would be a good way to stop people camping too close.
Neil
MaryJane said
10:38 AM Oct 30, 2014
I met a couple who had a "Nudist Area" sign hanging from their awning, they reckon it works a treat in stopping people parking too close!
Vic41 said
11:16 AM Oct 30, 2014
Might work the other way MJ and Woolman, you might get all the perverts parking close by
Kisha said
01:17 PM Oct 30, 2014
They are smart MaryJane, lol.
03_troopy said
10:01 AM Oct 31, 2014
When camping out bush with the camper trailer, we have been known to set up the gas shower hanging from a tree branch and not bother with the shower tent. Doesn't seem to bother the local wildlife too much though.
Vic41 said
01:48 PM Oct 31, 2014
03_troopy wrote:
When camping out bush with the camper trailer, we have been known to set up the gas shower hanging from a tree branch and not bother with the shower tent. Doesn't seem to bother the local wildlife too much though.
Hmmmm........In my solo travelling days I would park at bush camps away from other people and facing in a direction that any incoming vehicle lights could get me or I could be seen, when it was dark, slide open the camper door, stand on a mat and have a flannel/bucket wash....worked for me and I felt a lot better afterwards.......started on the face and worked down....
-- Edited by Vic41 on Friday 31st of October 2014 01:48:42 PM
harleyjs said
10:26 PM Jul 19, 2015
i camp in the nude whenever possable, as far for use by dates and dangly bits, who cares, its all about being comfortable.
harley
Graden said
11:01 PM Jul 19, 2015
Tis the bitey flyey things I worry about.
jules47 said
09:48 AM Jul 20, 2015
Was browsing through Wikicamps yesterday, and found a nudist caravan park near Beenleigh (QLD) - for those that might be interested - it is called Brobene I think.
Not for this little black duck - don't think the world is ready for me in the nude!!!!
newslug said
01:11 PM Jun 13, 2019
it seems people are approaching the notion of nudity from a strange, perspective... Being nude is not about exhibiting your wrinkly bits, so much as introducing them to the freedom of fresh air and sunshine ... and the pleasure of swimming nude is overwhelming when you try it ... No one is too old to be naked. Nature is beautiful in all its forms.... the only issue I have with nudism is "discretion" ... an intent NOT to offend anyone else ... As you travel you may notice some vans carry the little "Running Bare" sticker -- or the ANF sticker.... this indicates you are a nudist. If nudity offends its simple and easy to avoid it.... just drive away. Its a matter that nudists and Non nudists should consider -- its called "respect" ... we were all born naked, it is only the closed minds of society -- (and the prevailing weather conditions) that dictate that we SHOULD be clothed... That's why the nudist movement in this country and throughout the world is so large...
Ron-D said
09:58 AM Jun 14, 2019
This is a caravan forum stick to it ,most here I would think dont share your views at our age ,most would find it repulsive...
Santa said
12:39 PM Jun 14, 2019
Given the nature of most of Slugs posts I get the impression he enjoys playing the role of a contrarian.
Greg 1 said
08:55 PM Jun 14, 2019
I must say that very recently I was driving on Broome's Cable Beach, the northern end of which clothes are optional. Gray haired old fat guys should not let it all hang in the breeze. Some sights cannot be unseen! (I happen to fit the description and the world is not ready for that sight yet so I kept mine o
Iva Biggen said
03:42 PM Jun 15, 2019
Does the zinc cream on the more private bits attract sand to stick on those areas?
Letting the imagination stretch a bit, could you visualize travellers caravanning around Australia completely naked? What a sight that would be, even if the pursuit was clothing optional.
This bloke is not caravanning but hiking in the nude, see;
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2014-10-29/britains-naked-rambler-stephen-gough-loses-bid-to-reveal-all/5849482
Not for me thanks. I prefer to keep covered I feel the cold and there are a number of droopy parts I do not want on display.
Yes, I think I would prefer to cover up too, don't wan't to scare people,
I think there are a number of nudist places for caravanners around Oz, this is one of them just off the Great Eastern Highway at Hovea between Mundaring and Perth. There rates at $25 a night seem reasonable powered or unpowered as long as you don't mind being "on display" he he!
One of our respected GN members now deceased, Magic Bob, had the contract for repairing their electric gate, he told me that he was repairing the control box on the gate and was sitting on a stool he kept with him to save his back, when he heard one of the committee members talking to him, he turned his head to see a male private part right in front of is nose, complete with ring jewellery....
This is the park;
http://www.sunseekersnudistclub.org.au/accommodation.html
Now that would be a good way to stop people camping too close.
Neil
I met a couple who had a "Nudist Area" sign hanging from their awning, they reckon it works a treat in stopping people parking too close!
Might work the other way MJ and Woolman, you might get all the perverts parking close by
They are smart MaryJane, lol.
Hmmmm........In my solo travelling days I would park at bush camps away from other people and facing in a direction that any incoming vehicle lights could get me or I could be seen, when it was dark, slide open the camper door, stand on a mat and have a flannel/bucket wash....worked for me and I felt a lot better afterwards.......started on the face and worked down....
-- Edited by Vic41 on Friday 31st of October 2014 01:48:42 PM
i camp in the nude whenever possable, as far for use by dates and dangly bits, who cares, its all about being comfortable.
harley
Tis the bitey flyey things I worry about
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Not for this little black duck - don't think the world is ready for me in the nude!!!!
This is a caravan forum stick to it ,most here I would think dont share your views at our age ,most would find it repulsive...
Given the nature of most of Slugs posts I get the impression he enjoys playing the role of a contrarian.
Does the zinc cream on the more private bits attract sand to stick on those areas?
