Hi

After a busy morning yesterday I decided to take advantage of the good weather and visit Weston Mouth beach. 

I was already naked and it is just possible to leave my house and enter the car without getting dressed.

So, keeping a towel to hand I drove down to Weston and parked in the small NT car park.  There were only about 10 or so cars there when I arrived.  The car park is not over-looked and the other cars were all empty so I didn't have to cover-up.

I put on my all-terrain sandals and carrying a pair of shorts I set off down the track to the beach.  It was a beautiful afternoon and it was wonderful to be out in the sun again. 

For those who don't know Weston it's about a mile down to the beach.  I covered-up for the last section where there is a path leading right down to the beach which has several blind corners.  It's probably just as well I did because I soon came on a couple who seemed to be making hard work of the steps in the path.

There were several textile groups, including a number of kids, on the central part of the beach so I didn't strip off again until clear of them.  I walked along to the west; the naturist part of the beach.  Walking right to the rocks at the end of the beach I passed about 10 or so naturists.

I then turned back and walked eastwards towards Branscombe.  I covered up again briefly as I reached the centre of the beach but was soon naked again.  As I walked I passed 3 other (clothed) people although they none of them seemed bothered by me.

As you walk towards Branscombe you reach another bay, Littlecombe Shoot, where there is a path leading to the cliff-top.  I decided to return via this path.

I remained naked as I climbed this path, which is pretty rugged and steep, to the coast path.  The cliff top was completely deserted and I was able to walk back towards Weston remaining naked all the way.

Above Weston there is a path leading back towards the car park, rather than descending down the cliff again to the beach.  I took this path and soon encountered a couple, so I had to cover-up briefly.  This path eventually merges with the track to the car park and as it was getting later in the day there were other people returning to their cars and I had to cover-up for the final section of my walk.

I reckon that walk to be about six miles, most of which was covered naked, in the middle of the afternoon during the school Easter Holiday period!

Martin