Author: JeepNekkid

Hey guys, Every year for the past 18, the gay community of the Four-Corners area in Durango/Cortez do a campout. Last year, they had about 70 people show. I was made aware of this by the guy who runs one of the Denver gay nudist groups and they have gone down several years. Yes, the campout allows nudity in certain areas - yaay! Info on the Four Corners Regional CampOUT is here: http://www.campout...

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The Atlantic chimed in on San Francisco's nudity ban, calling it pretty dumb: In San Francisco next week, it will remain perfectly legal for a 50-year-old man to seduce an 18-year-old, impregnate her, ridicule her physical appearance until she is brought to tears, walk out on her, seek out her mother, seduce that mother for no other reason than to further hurt the jilted daughter, draw a graphic n...

Hey all! I don't know if any of you are members of other national and world sites, but my favorite is TrueNudists. Most of the others seem to be more of swinger sites, which turn me off. This one is pretty much along the same likes as UMeN with their rules and such. Just thought I'd pass that along. -Michael aka JeepNekkid

“Benjamin Franklin was in the habit of taking air baths each morning in his room. He made some efforts to induce others to adopt the practice and speaks highly of the benefits he derived therefrom. Franklin particularly desired to divest himself of all clothing when doing mental work... The real question is - how many famous people are or were naturists without the general public becoming aware?” ...

The world all seemed to turn their attention to London last summer, celebrating the 2012 Olympic Games. As we look forward to the 2016 Games in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, we of Uth Male Naturists would like to remind folks that the original Olympics were played in the nude. For centuries! There were some great things about holding these events whilst naked: There was no way to get an edge over an opp...

In the high Uintah Mountains of Utah is beautiful Mirror Lake. In addition to its wonderful fishing, Mirror Lake allegedly is called home to a mythical sea creature. Said to resemble a well-built man above the waist and a large fish below, the legend has been around from the days when only Indians inhabited this area. When white settlers came to the valley, the Shoshone Indians inhabiting the area...