It's an interesting topic - I did a bit of nude amatuer modelling about 5 or so years ago and we have a couple of those dotted round the house and a larger one in the living room. I only ever take the living room one down when the step children visit as it embarrasses them  🙂
I guess you only want to see your step mother fully dressed - I can understand, I wouldn't want to see my mother naked either! 

I have just posted on the blog, a breakdown of the stats from the past week. This is a copy of what is available on the management page of the blog.

It is shown as a series of bar charts each labelled individually  and if you are concerned about the security of the blog, it is worth a look. It itemises every visit and it's originating URL etc.

Later I will be posting pictures from Volunteer contributors for which thank you both.

My last three pics have been posted on the blog, unless you know different and can contribute.

Thanks to John GW for providing the last two.

It would be great if the UK had places in parks where it was perfectly normal for us to be nude as they do in many German cities. A lot of Europe has a more grown up attitude to social nudity than what we have here. Its not helped by the hiding behind high walls approach either. I'm not saying that we should all suddenly be nude anywhere we choose, but starting to be more open and upfront has got to help, surely?

Unfortunately, it seems to be a case of damned if you do and damned if you don't. If we put up walls for privacy we're accused of being secretive and 'oh, there must be something untoward going on,' but take the walls down and we're accused of exhibitionism, flashing and similar rubbish. I sometimes think we can't win either way!

It would be great if the UK had places in parks where it was perfectly normal for us to be nude as they do in many German cities. A lot of Europe has a more grown up attitude to social nudity than what we have here. Its not helped by the hiding behind high walls approach either. I'm not saying that we should all suddenly be nude anywhere we choose, but starting to be more open and upfront has got to help, surely?

Unfortunately, it seems to be a case of damned if you do and damned if you don't. If we put up walls for privacy we're accused of being secretive and 'oh, there must be something untoward going on,' but take the walls down and we're accused of exhibitionism, flashing and similar rubbish. I sometimes think we can't win either way!

I will tell you a story about attitudes towards naturism; I am a writer and I have written several books about members of a naturist club. One reviewer commented "Worse sex  book ever" and another said, "Nothing happened in the club, it could have been any club." These reviewers wanted sex books and expected Naturist books to give them their jollies. I commented on the reviews "If you want porn buy porn, I dont write it."  the books contain people falling in love and mild eroticism between them but nothing pornographic.

That and your perfectly true comments are why we need more naturist blogs, more people will see the subjects doing normal things but without clothes. it will take time but more people will realise that there is nothing sexual in being naked and eventually things will ease.
I prefer using the same tactics as the Gay community used it would work quicker - Nude Pride.

I'm in the process of starting s naturist blog, aimed at families, promoting safe friendly naturist fun.
It will have reviews of sites and clubs from a family perspective. I'll also include sections for events and for beaches too.

I'm in the process of starting s naturist blog, aimed at families, promoting safe friendly naturist fun.
It will have reviews of sites and clubs from a family perspective. I'll also include sections for events and for beaches too.

Best of Luck

I was hoping people would add such things to mine but, most prefer to remain behind the wall.

I think with families, at least for us. Privacy is a very important thing not for me and the wife as much as the potential fallout for the kids.
Having said that I think your blog does a great job of normalising what a lot see as seedy. Naturism is always a topic which may provoke a difficult reaction, and photos of naturists even more so. Your blog does a very good job of showing that reaction to be wrong.
Keep at it and it will grow I'm sure.

I'm in the process of starting s naturist blog, aimed at families, promoting safe friendly naturist fun.
It will have reviews of sites and clubs from a family perspective. I'll also include sections for events and for beaches too.

Best of Luck

I was hoping people would add such things to mine but, most prefer to remain behind the wall.

I wouldn't have a problem, just don't have any decent photos.

In answer to those who complained about the blog being too open to the net, I have changed the settings to private viewing.

Those who have posted pictures should by now have received an invitation to be a reader of the blog.

No-one else can see it, anyone who wants to see it should post a picture by sending it to me.