As the weather forecast was looking good I headed up into Derbyshire and the little and lovely village of Parwich. I headed up north along footpaths well out of site of farms and villages. Eventually I turned east then south back towards the village.
As I'd seen a group in the distance I covered up and then saw another single male. He turned out to be an 81 year old semi retired farmer. We had an interesting chat and we both moved on, he in one direction and me in another so I stripped off again and carried on without clothes until I neared the village.
It was a lovely day out and the village has a lovely pub. I must have done well over half the walk naked but at one time I almost covered up due to a chilly breeze, which fortunately abated as the day went on. A good day out with about six miles walked. Its not the miles you put into the walk its what you put into those miles.,
Davie 8)
Excellent Davie. Sounds very therapeutic and enjoyable.
I have yet to experience walking naked in what is effectively a public place, even though it may be deserted, but your description provides an insight into the freedom experienced.
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I envy you Davie. Derbyshire is my home turf and the walks cannot be beaten.
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That's great Davie. Sounds like a really enjoyable day. 😀
Sean.
Sounds great. I'm in Derbyshire, too, so please let us all know when you're planning another one,
I'll try but with me it tends to be "weather OK" - I'm off, and depending on the time I got up depends on how far I'm prepared to travel that day. With other commitments its not likely I'll get up there again before October.
Thank you for the kind remarks
Davie 8)
That's great Dave , I don't live far from there its a beautiful place. Must of been lovely to experience it naked. Do you go on any walks where its not public and you don't have to worry about covering up?
Do you go on any walks where its not public and you don't have to worry about covering up?
My walks are all on either public footpaths or open access land. The only exception is when walking around a naturist club grounds or on naturist or quiet beaches.
Davie 8)
Hi Dave,
If weather is good let us know as might be able to join you sometime.
PnS
Could be fun some time. T'other half is a bit poorly at the moment so I'm not likely to be out at least for a week or so but its always worth keeping an eye out for what the weather man's forecasting
Davie 8)
The weather is still quite mild for the time of year. 🙂
Weather to mild for this time of year.
Just so wet at moment.
Weather to mild for this time of year.
Just so wet at moment.
Still quite mild and moist. I hope you're all having a good new year. The days are getting longer now, so I'm hoping that it won't be long before this thread becomes more active again.
I'm from Stoke on Trent. If anyone is walking Id enjoy the opportunity to join you if anyone wants company.
At last I ventured forth - back into the Peak District. The weather forecast looks poor for the rest of the week so I took advantage of what promised to be a reasonable day. I parked up at a car park on the High Peak Trail just south of Pikehall. I walked along the trail well clothed due not only because of the cyclists but a biting cold wind.
Eventually I arrived at the start of Longdale and I walked almost the entire length naked. It was sheltered from the wind but once I got home I found that I had reddened up though the breeze and the limited sunshine.
As I climbed out of Longdale I spotted a woman ahead so I covered up. She then disappeared. I came by a handy style and stopped for a coffee. I was about to strip off to enjoy some last minute nudity when I was aware of a party of about eight, six teenagers and two adults. They had been caving so they must haver literally popped up out of the ground fairly close by, a hazard I had not anticipated.
On entering Londdale I saw two stones on each side of the path with an inscription on both, some carved up-side-down. I later cam across three upright stones behind a drystone wall. There are part of the "sites of meaning" which you can find here I saw stones 9 and 10 and had I known about these stones before I would have found number 11.
All in all a great day out with reasonable weather and not too many people about.
Davie 8)