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OK, it's not quite summer but you can feel that it's getting close. The leaves aren't on the trees yet and the grass is just barely starting to turn green. But the sun feels hot on the skin and the temperature is reaching delightful levels this week! This picture was taken today and we are not cold at all. In fact, after 20 minutes, small beads of sweat were starting to form on our brow. What a wonderful change after the snowy winter. This weekend, all the roads at Bare Oaks will finally be open. They're still a bit rough ...
I have uploaded a number of pictures to Flickr, the Yahoo-owned photo sharing service. Take a look: www.flickr.com/photos/bareoaks/ You can see historical pictures, aerial photos, summer images, pictures from illumination and more. Note: The pictures are intentionally limited. Given how little control I have over what people do with with the photos, I've only included pictures without people, pictures where people are not recognizable or pictures with people who have given permission. I also avoided showing genitals and nudity in general. Not because there's anything wrong with nudity but because I don't want to attract excessive amount of website traffic ...
Volunteer Day! Saturday May 9, 200910 a.m. to 4 p.m. Everyone is welcome! Lunch will be provided, free of charge, for all volunteers. Non-members who volunteer will not be charged any day fees. This year's volunteer day will be focused on fixing up the Federation of Canadian Naturists' Library. The FCN moved the trailer containing the library to Bare Oaks last fall. When finished, the library will contain several donated collections of magazines, newspaper clippings, videos and other archival material from the world of naturism that go back to the beginning of the 20th century. It will be an invaluable ...
On March 3rd, the BBC show Horizon aired an episode titled "What's the Problem with Nudity?" The show is very interesting. It takes 8 volunteers who have never been nude in public and subjects them to a variety of experiments involving nudity to measure their reactions. What is great is that the networks makes no attempt to hide anything. All parts of the body are shown. I wonder if the CBC would be as tolerant. The show also explores why we are the only "nude" mammal. They try to answer why humans lost their fur and when. Apparently being nude ...
Here's a fun one: Go to: www.whereisnudedude.com.au Find the "nude dude" and click on him ...
