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Walking naked and barefoot without anything.

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gildo
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I went out of a walk at 4.30 pm today in Sherwood Forest and the weather was still wonderful so I thought I would try something a little different. I locked my wrap and my sandals in my car and hid my keys and went for a 6 mile naked walk completely naked with nothing on my feet and nothing in my hands. It is an incredible experience the feeling of complete freedom and the feeling of the ground under my feet along with the superb weather was difficult to describe. While I was out I only met a man with three little dogs and a woman with a black Labrador, they just smiled and said hello. I am going to have to be careful as I enjoyed it so much I want to do it like that all of the time.

 
Posted : May 21, 2018 7:32 pm
Mark and Tracey
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love walking barefoot even if i cant be naked great feelng plus there are benfits to walking barefoot a natrual gate for a starter

Mark & Tracey

 
Posted : May 22, 2018 5:05 am
JMNude
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I often go 'full nude' as I call it i.e. nothing to cover up with but never bare foot as well - I do at home, but not for country walks.

 
Posted : May 22, 2018 8:11 am
Brooke
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I don't feel totally naked until I'm barefoot. I very seldom wear footwear around the house and in the garden even if I'm not naked. I also remove my shoes when I need to go into the office for work even in board meetings. Luckily I don't have smelly feet.

I'm with JMNude, I always wear walking boots when I'm nude hill walking prevents injury to feet and ankles.

You cannot change what you are willing to tolerate.

 
Posted : May 22, 2018 9:03 am
gildo
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I just couldn't help it, I had to go for another walk this morning with everything locked in the car including sandals. Walked about 6 miles. It was a little cooler this morning but it still felt great. Didn't meet anyone.

 
Posted : May 22, 2018 5:02 pm
rainman
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6 miles in barefeet.....you must be tough as. I admit I do like being totally naked sometimes, but I couldn't walk any distance without a great deal of discomfort

 
Posted : May 22, 2018 5:10 pm
Mark and Tracey
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Barefoot what ever the wether come rain or  shine frost  or snow

Mark & Tracey

 
Posted : May 22, 2018 6:41 pm
Woodland wanderer
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I like to be barefoot however on my allotment shoes or whatever my feet have been penetrated by nails. Ouch, I have stood on nails which have gone right through rubber soles and into my feet. 

 
Posted : May 22, 2018 10:31 pm
Lougabanuda
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I like to go barefoot as much as possible and agree you don't feel totally naked unless barefoot too.

I also think it's more acceptable for women to be barefoot. Which is a pity, especially in this weather recently.

If you're a couple in the Midlands and are under 50...say hi.

 
Posted : May 23, 2018 7:12 am
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I agree , I find walking totally naked including no shoes is by far the best wayto get back to nature , also if others meet you I find they are far more likely to accept your nakedness if you are also without footwear.
If anyone wants to join with me we could form a group around York.PM me

 
Posted : May 23, 2018 8:21 am
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On holiday I do like to be barefoot at the lagoons of El Cotillo however I do need footware to freehike there.

"I'm not afraid of dying I just don't want to be there when it happens."   Spike Milligan

 
Posted : May 24, 2018 5:02 am
John Gw
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On holiday I do like to be barefoot at the lagoons of El Cotillo however I do need footware to freehike there.

Yes - freehiking or freecycling straight from the holiday accommodation is one of the pleasures of my El Cotillo holidays.
Footwear depends on where I am going and/or the pedal quality of the rented bicycle.

Edited to add:
On my French summer trips I take my folding cycle which has foot-friendly pedals and a small carrier so I can get most of the freecycling experience while having a cover-up available for passing villages etc.

JOhn
Do not do unto others as you would that they should do unto you. Their tastes may not be the same.
George Bernard Shaw, Maxims for Revolutionaries

 
Posted : May 24, 2018 9:22 am
tribalbrit
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Just a heads up for those who like to go bare foot. There is a bug in the mud that affects dogs and usually leads to their death. It's called Alabama Rot. It's been found at different locations round the UK And as I say kills dogs. Now I'm not saying it affects humans but you never know.
Sherwood seems clear of it for now or my dog would suffer as we 're doing 50 miles a week in Sherwood
Just a thought.

 
Posted : May 30, 2018 8:45 pm
MartinM
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I agree , I find walking totally naked including no shoes is by far the best wayto get back to nature , also if others meet you I find they are far more likely to accept your nakedness if you are also without footwear.
If anyone wants to join with me we could form a group around York.PM me

I quite often find when walking barefoot, but clothed, that people ask if I am a naturist or words to that effect. Those individuals clearly immediately connect the sensual experience, whereas many do not and tend not to understand naturists’ motives for going without clothes. But then, I also wonder about those who wish to be naked but have no thought of going barefoot.

Tread lightly upon the earth

 
Posted : May 30, 2018 10:45 pm
JMNude
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Many of the walks I go on, have sharp stones, gravel, twigs, thistles and other unpleasant items at least in places. At home on grass bare foot no problem, but elsewhere sensible footwear.

In addition I like to look up and across the countryside rather than down at my feet to see what I may step in (including dog mess, or horse poo) - granted that still does require checking the ground - but its one thing having it on your shoe, another on your bare feet.

 
Posted : May 31, 2018 8:05 am
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