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Monthly Archives: January 2020
Hammock Musings in Ecuador
It will likely come as no surprise that I am writing this post while comfortably ensconced in a hammock that is gently swaying. I think the post’s title gave it away. It’s mid afternoon, siesta time for many, but not … Continue reading
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Naturism Doesn’t Make a Person a Better or Worse Person
It’s Sunday morning in Olon. I am a rather subdued person at the moment. I didn’t sleep all that well and woke up tired. I could blame it on the heat and humidity, but that would be a stretch. The … Continue reading
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Being a Normal Naturist versus Normalising Naturism
Last night I went for a beach walk, solo. Once on the beach, my shorts joined the flipflops to be carried for the journey down the beach and back. Each year since coming to Ecuador, this has been on of … Continue reading
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Normalising Naturism – Finding the Middle Way
Today, I am writing this post while in a hammock on the patio. The four foot fence of sorts that separates me from the passing traffic, somewhat provides some discretion for those who might otherwise be offended of my nudity. … Continue reading
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Normalising Naturism – Outdoors in the Sunshine, Indoors in the Shadows
I’ve been getting a lot of sunshine these past few days. For a few days, I got to do some nude sunbathing as I mentioned in a previous post. For the past two days, I got to do some nude … Continue reading
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Normalising Naturism – Relating to the World Through the Lens of Naturism
I have a cold, or at least that is what it appears to be, complete with coughing, stuffed up head and fuzziness. As a result, we only walked for six kilometres this morning. As we got closer to the end … Continue reading
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Playa de Olón, Ecuador – A Subtle and Subdued Experience
This is the beach we have been walking in Olón, Ecuador. We haven’t walked the full distance yet. To the north, I am guessing that it is about round trip hike of about 16 km from our casa. To the south, about … Continue reading
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Worshiping the Sun One Day at a Time
I have just come back from an eight kilometre walk along the beach. We are starting off slowly with a shorter distance as neither of us are quite up to speed yet after all the flying and wasting time in … Continue reading
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Finally in Olon, Ecuador
Well, we are finally here in Olon. It took longer than I had planned, but the end result is sunshine and warm temperatures not far from the Equator. There are two windows which have window seats. I can already tell … Continue reading
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