Nudes in the News

How Green Is a Nudist Vacation?

24/06/2009: New York Times (United States) - 'With summer upon us, how
many green vacationers’ fancies will turn to thoughts of nudism? Going
without clothes on beaches and other vacation spots is commonly called
naturism — a description that implies helping the planet, as some
practitioners claim to be doing. Spending more time with nothing on
stems waste and pollution in all sorts of ways, according to an article
by Kathy Blanchard on The Naturist Society’s Web site.…'

Naked Rambler gets a trial date

23/06/2009: Perthshire Advertiser - 'Notorious exhibitionist Stephen
Gough was forced to go undercover at Perth Sheriff Court.…After Gough’s
agent William Somerville grew exasperated at Gough’s lack of
co-operation and washed his hands of the case an intermediate diet was
set for July 2 and a trial on July 16.'

Nudists riddle on A66

23/06/2009: Whitehaven News - 'The Whitehaven News has received a couple
of reports about the three naked men but no one is sure what they were
up to!…Three, beautifully toned, brown bodies were strolling casually
along the pavement towards Braithwaite, without a care in the world.
These were sporting socks and trainers and one had the obligatory cell
phone pressed to an ear, in earnest conversation.…As we drew nearer what
we thought were pink shorts turned out to be what could only be classed
as bare cheek! - in fact three pairs of bare cheeks!…'

Nudist duo reveal all

20/06/2009: Northern Territory (Australia) - 'The Northern Territory
News has found the unclad cavorters who were pictured standing on a NT
croc trap earlier this week. The stitchless sunbunnies are Darwin nurses
and best mates KC and Jens, who revealed there was also a saltie up to
3m long in the trap they were standing starkers on at the time. Rangers
are furious because the croc was freed from its trap some time this week
- but our nude pair insisted they did not do it.…'

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Steve