Beach Life Along The Caribbean Sea

Beach Life Along The Caribbean Sea

Sunshine and warmer temperatures have returned after a few days of wind, cloud and scattered rain showers. There is still wind to put up with, however that isn’t enough to make plans to follow our usual walk routine. We had coffee on the patio and decided to head out for an early beach walk before the weather turned cloudy and/or rainy as forecast. We got to stop at the clothing-optional beach for a quick au naturel swim for me on…

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New Year Off To A Good Start

New Year Off To A Good Start

New Year’s Day morning was good– coffee on the patio with me nude as usual. Meditation followed before we had breakfast on the patio. With the forecast not promising, we decided to try a morning walk along the beach, a walk that was cut short because the clouds began to gather and darken. We only made it as far as the clothing-optional beach in front of Desires where I got a worker there to take our photo. We hope to…

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Back In Puerto Morelos, Mexico

Back In Puerto Morelos, Mexico

We are back in Puerto Morelos, Mexico. We arrived on the 6th of December. We quickly changed into bathing suits for our first beach walk under sunny and warm conditions moments after arriving at Casa Sorpresas. We walked nine kilometres and stopped at the Pearl Desires’ beach. As usual, we stopped at Desire’s for our swim where I got to finally strip out of my bathing suit. I wonder about when she will decide to swim au naturel with me…

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Garden Harvest 2016

Garden Harvest 2016

For the past week I have been busy with the normal rhythms of life, of autumn on the Canadian prairies. With winter threatening as the geese gather to feed before their long pilgrimage to the southern climes of North America, I like many others, have been cleaning the last of our produce from the garden. The garden is now tilled and prepared for a long winter’s sleep. Because of the need to focus on the prosaic tasks of autumn, gardens, and…

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The Morning Magic Of Mist

The Morning Magic Of Mist

It was foggy when we woke up this morning, a result of too much rain for too many weeks. This is typically dry prairie with about seven inches of rain up to this point in the year. So far we are somewhere around twenty inches of rain with some disastrous results for some crops that require less moisture and more heat. Weather is unpredictable, shifting between drought and flooding. But this isn’t about the weather, but about how we often…

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Camping Near Edmonton

Camping Near Edmonton

We are back from our camping at Helios Naturist Campgrounds near Edmonton. There is a heavy mist outside due to very high humidity. Wednesday was a day of rain from the time we woke until nightfall. We got 93 mm of rain which meant that we spent a lot of time vacuuming up water in the basement. The day also saw us preparing twelve large cabbages for sauerkraut. Needless to say we went to bed exhausted A different photo to…

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Getting Ready For A Holiday

Getting Ready For A Holiday

Tomorrow is my birthday and I will be 67 years old. Happy birthday to me. We are busy with preparing for a ten-day excursion away from home which will involve two weddings book-ending a four-day stay at Helios Naturist Club near Edmonton, Alberta which is about a six-hour drive while towing our small camping trailer.   Of course, one of the things that need taking care of is the mowing of our lawns, the neighbour’s seen in the house in…

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Vulnerable When Taking Risks

Vulnerable When Taking Risks

It’s Sunday, and it is just another day at the beginning of summer with nothing extraordinary to set it apart from other days. Well, that is with the exception of having another day to mow our lawns. Of course I wear shorts when mowing the front lawn. The back lawn? Not at all. Today I added in the back lawn of one of my neighbours, a yard that is devoid of fences for the most part. So why did I…

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Finding Acceptance At Green Haven

Finding Acceptance At Green Haven

Smiling feels good. Even when a person is depressed, the smallest smile adds light in what is felt like a deep and dark hole. One of the things I cherish about naturism is the element of joy that seems to appear much easier than when I am clothed. As I listen to others speak of their naturist experiences, joy seems to rank as one of the prime responses to being nude, especially if one is able to be nude in…

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Hiking With Brian in the Eagle Hills

Hiking With Brian in the Eagle Hills

I got to spend four days in the Eagle Hills near Battleford with my trailer parked at the home acreage of the man who is in charge of the Prairie Suns Nudist Club, Brian. On Friday, he took me on a hike through the Eagle Hills to the west of the acreage. Once we were away from traffic, we were able to doff the clothing and hike nude while we discussed all sorts of topics that were dear to his…

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