I keep repeating this. I see Steve as crazy but also see that spark of craziness in myself. I may not like how he goes about his philosophy but accept that his insight may have a different origin as my own. In his own way he is fighting the system that perceives nudity as offensive and I cannot see that goes against my own beliefs. I do not think he gets what he deserves; he deserves better that to be victimised for being eccentric.

I will make the effort to send him a Chistmas card that is the least I can do. He will be in my thoughts as I walk naked in the countryside which is my legal right (helped in part by Steve) who made me the naturist I am. His publicity on the Penzance to Scotland walk inspired me (I was born in Penzance).

Moongpig is an easy electronic method of sending him a card.
http://www.moonpig.com/?adid=GUKmoon&gclid=CNHP5One3ZcCFYsh3god0nMyDQ%22 ]Moonpig

Edit: His address may be very useful;
Stephen Gough,
Prisoner No. 81590
Segregation Unit
HMP Perth
3 Edinburgh Road
PERTH
PH2 8AT
A quote from Nakedwalk.com on the philosophy behind Steves protest.
Most of us are taught that the body is bad, dirty, wrong, disgusting, shameful, indecent, harmful, etc... at an early age. This process will begin right from the very fist moments and certainly we would have picked up a sense that something is not right with certain parts of our body probably before we can speak.

This happens because an adult's unease with their own body will be passed on to the child whether the parents are conscious of this and whether or not they try and prevent this from happening: we teach by example regardless of what we think we believe.