Richard1951, Vanessa and Robt51,

You are all so brave, I wish I could do that, but its so light here with the street lights in Southampton. It takes real courage when Vanessa goes walking in just boots and nothing else.
Do you find its infectious, the more you do, the more you want to do.  You dare yourself to go further and further each time, its a challenge to you.
Taking the first step as Richard and Rob describes must be difficult, but Vanessa seems full of naked spirit, walking without a care in the world and without anything to cover herself.  Be careful Vanessa, a nude lady walking the streets at night has potential risks.
Please keep us updated on your daring exploits, its so interesting to read.
Codge

Anyone that does this is brave but they also have a right to do so. I have found it infectious and do venture further and further when I am out which builds my confidence too and I look forward to the next time every time. As previous posts elsewhere on this forum I'm no longer alone which I think helps too. I have shorts and cycling top to cover myself if necessary but I haven't put them on as yet but there has been no need to either. If I could leave home with just socks and trainers I would but I have to travel down a main road but I am looking to drive where I cycle to and leave everything in the car. Even if you don't walk naked where you live surely there are other places Google maps is a good start go on give it a go you will love it.
Davey

I have occasionally gone for a run in the middle of the night when I haven’t been able to sleep, rather than early morning when I can usually see.

Last night I woke up at 2:15 not feeling well, starting to sweat and desperately feeling like I needed a short run. So I just went straight out the door and around the block a couple of times in the rain.  It did the trick, although I haven’t caught up on my sleep yet.... Didn’t see anyone else.

Went out for another naked walk this morning at 2AM, I didn't leave the flat naked as something told me to wait, I had walked half way down my road and crossed the road when a white car came off Rownhams Lane quite quickly and drove passed, I would have never had time to cover up so it was a good job I stayed covered.
Once I reached Hoe Lane I slipped off my loneline T-shirt and felt the cold air on my naked body it was only 11c I don't think I would like to be out in any colder than that, for that reason I only did the shorter route of two miles, didn't see anybody else on my trip.

I was awake at 4am this morning and had a look out of the window before deciding whether to do a bike ride or not. I was greeted with the site of the first frost of the autumn on the cars and suddenly my nice warm bed was more appealing than my bike run.

Tomorrow the forecast is for 8C and having not done a nude ride for a week now, it is very tempting to squeeze another one in before it's frosty or wet most mornings.

The proposals, to be rubber-stamped by Hampshire County Council next week, will see no lighting between the hours of 1am and 4am every night.

Looks like I'll have to invest  in a head lamp  >:(

Went for a nude moonlit walk last night. It was bit chilly but nothing I couldn't cope with.

🙂

Richard, Vanessa and Rob
I am so envious, I doubt if I could go 50 yards without being seen.

Rob, do you still ride or are you walking.

Codge

Hi Codge have any of us encouraged you to take the plunge, the first time is always the hardest but once you get over this it becomes so much better/easier. Have you checked out the area where you live there is bound to be somewhere you can walk.

Davey

I haven't been out for a while due to cold weather and me having Man flu (a cold) that I couldn't shift, but last night the outside temperature was 10.7c, so I went out as it might be the last time this year and spring seems a long way away.
As soon as I got out side the cold air hit my naked body and something told me it was warmer back in bed, but I pushed on and soon warmed up and after few hundred yards it wasn't too bad. I didn't see anybody so nothing to report.

What a difference 1.6c makes, up to 12.3c went out again this morning it felt quite warm compared with yesterday, but I fear this one could be my last as the weather is now going to get colder, but if there is a chance I will give it a go that's for sure.

3am and unable to sleep so what else is there to do but get up, make a cuppa, put out the small food recycling bin (nude of course), realise it's quite mild so put on your trainers and go walking nude for a couple of miles.

First time I've done it this year and now thinking I need to get into my nude early morning cycling again.

Couple of vans and a cyclist in the distance were the only signs of humanity I saw, all far enough away not to see me.

Back home with a fresh cuppa, buzzing after my little early morning bimble.

I went out walking naked last night too. It was nice and cool after the heat of the day.

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Couldn't let you two have all the fun, so I went out this morning at  1:30, 12.5c so quite warm only saw two cars.

I went for a walk today and met 3 people I know. I am surprised they recognised me has I had clothes on.

I think you were extremely lucky. I tried this once . I came across a taxi driver with a problem. He stalked me as i was trying to lose him. All the time I was wondering if he had called the police. I did lose him as I knew the area. Never again.

I think you were extremely lucky. I tried this once . I came across a taxi driver with a problem. He stalked me as i was trying to lose him. All the time I was wondering if he had called the police. I did lose him as I knew the area. Never again.

That is a great shame, and has spoilt your fun, I don't think he would have called the police, maybe he fancied you, well you never know and you came all ready unwrapped so to speak.
Try it again, but clothed just to see who is around at that time of the night/morning, this is what I did and from what I learnt is keep off main roads and if there is an estate near by try there first even if it means walking clothed to that estate first.