So what's a nudist to do in the winter? Well, obviously those of us in the cold belt are pretty much limited to indoor nudism. And if we can afford it, we'll crank the heat up to about 74 degrees and be able to be nude indoors, most of the time. But there's times when you still feel that cool draft off the windows and such and just have to slip on a nightshirt or something. So needless to say, winter is NOT my favorite time of year and I grow to dislike the cold and snow more and more every year.
But we can still get together with other nudist friends for game nights, movie nights, potluck dinners, etc. And those are fun for sure. But for a nudist, there's nothing like getting outside to soak up the sun and get that all natural vitamin D thing going. Other than that, there's no nude camping, hiking, backyard barbeques, soaking up the sun, naked gardening, mowing the lawn nude.... well you get it, Nothing outdoors for us.
The Terra Cotta Inn entrance |
Terra Cotta Inn swimming pool |
Tom & Mary Clare |
In an ideal world, a lot of us would choose to snowbird, and many do. Snowbirding is when someone who lives someone cold in the winter temporarily moves to a warmer locale for the winter, then back home in the warmer months. We live in Colorado and I do love the mountains, but I think sometimes that I'd love to be able to snowbird somewhere like Pasco County Florida. Pasco County Florida is considered to be the Nudist Capital of the US with over 150,000 nudists living in this one county. There are several nudist communities in the area where we could live full time as nudists, even walking around the neighborhood nude if we felt like it. But for now, that's just a thought. We are considering moving there, but are still investigating the idea.
So if you live in a cold location, hold on, spring will return, I promise. We will get to go outdoors and enjoy mother nature as intended, without the encumbrance of clothes and to soak up that sun and vitamin D again.
Until then, stay warm and be happy.
Guy & Carla Purcella
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Wisconsin isn't Colorado, but we also know what winter is! Long and cold, balancing high heating bills against comfortable nudity indoors with the occasional group venture to an indoor pool. You're absolutely right, Snowbirding would be the way to go!
ReplyDeleteHope you don't mind, but here's one of our postings from the older version of our website. Just a little fun! (and yes, we've done some of these things!)
"What do Nudists DO in the Winter?" http://allnudist.wordpress.com/2012/01/15/what-do-nudists-do-in-the-winter/
No problem All Nudist. I'm all for sharing common links.
DeleteSometimes in winter, instead of turning the heat up, I like to wrap up in something that's not precisely "clothing," such as a blanket. Or wear loose, comfortable garments like a robe or a kilt. (But my kilt, being a simple bolt of fabric a la medieval Scotland, takes a good quarter-hour to put on properly!) Almost any such garment is better than having to wear shirts, pants, shoes and underwear as the dominant cultures insists!
ReplyDeleteTake a winter vacation to Thailand, it is always warm there and they have naturist resorts.
ReplyDeletenothing beats a good pellet heater as it costs about the same to keep the temp at 75 as it does 65
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