That's awesome!!! :D I don't know if I'd be brave enough to do it in Australia with all the snakes and ants and whatnot but I would be tempted if I was somewhere else.
You might find a space one day where it would feel OK... I wouldn't do it everywhere or for very long, especially with all the practical stuff to think about, I'd much rather a layer of fabric covering me than having thick greasy sunscreen everywhere. Humans are so silly, we really should be more furry!
Dunno, I've always liked the utility of clothing in protecting me from the environment. I bet those hikers have to stick to well beaten paths rather than wandering off through the bramble...
And the straps of the rucksack would be chafing at your skin... and as I said above, there's all the greasy sunscreen... ready to collect dust and grime.
They should make a bigger deal out of promoting skinny-dipping since it makes more sense!
That's an interesting question... I think it depends on whether you think of tents as protection or concealment. After all, that's probably how clothes started out before everyone decided to get prudish about it.
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They should make a bigger deal out of promoting skinny-dipping since it makes more sense!
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I wonder if the nude hikers allow themselves tents. After all, just like clothing, a tent hides the human body...
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That's an interesting question... I think it depends on whether you think of tents as protection or concealment. After all, that's probably how clothes started out before everyone decided to get prudish about it.
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