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Bearsdenfella
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Having just become a junior member, am interested in hearing from anyone wishing to walk around Surrey/Kent/Sussex this spring or summer. Phil

 
Posted : February 2, 2014 9:12 am
Tony S
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I have posted about walking naked around my neck in the woods last summer and given enough people where we could find a good location, inform landowners prior to this I am in.
The reason I say inform land owners is because I am aware a farmer reported to the police that a man was walking across his farm naked. That man was me. I have not been back since.

 
Posted : February 2, 2014 3:57 pm
Seaside Naturist
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Having just become a junior member, am interested in hearing from anyone wishing to walk around Surrey/Kent/Sussex this spring or summer. Phil

http://www.socwalks.fsnet.co.uk/
Click the above for a series of organised walks in your area.

 
Posted : February 3, 2014 5:40 pm
loftman
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are there any clubs like this in the south/east/west wales area because oi would be interested in joining

 
Posted : February 8, 2014 1:51 pm
sussex nudist
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I am a member of SOC, but yet to get to a walk. Tried beach walking last year. Maybe better to walk in a group. There is also the Saturday Walkers Club - they have a page on naturist walking but also many maps. I would like to do Stonegate to Robertsbridge.
Philip

Philip

 
Posted : February 9, 2014 9:24 am
Seaside Naturist
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are there any clubs like this in the south/east/west wales area because oi would be interested in joining

Not currently, but the idea of possibly starting one was raised at the S Wales BN Meet and Greet recently.

 
Posted : February 12, 2014 11:25 pm
Bearsdenfella
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A big thank you to the surprisingly small number of people who have replied !  There must surely be more of you out there who would enjoy this - come on ladies and gentlemen of kent, surrey and sussex - let's be having ya !! It'll be a wonderfully exhilarating, inspiring and naked day.

 
Posted : February 15, 2014 9:32 am
gerrynuk
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You might want to check out this blog: http://sussexnakedramblers.tumblr.com

Gerry Newnham
Naked is normal.

 
Posted : February 15, 2014 10:59 am
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That looks like a great group to be involved with. On the down side they are all in the far south. Is there any groups in the north of England that you know about?
Steve

Steve and Janet

 
Posted : February 15, 2014 11:37 am
gerrynuk
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That looks like a great group to be involved with. On the down side they are all in the far south. Is there any groups in the north of England that you know about?
Steve

No, but you could always start one of your own!

Gerry Newnham
Naked is normal.

 
Posted : February 15, 2014 12:10 pm
devdon
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A big thank you to the surprisingly small number of people who have replied !  There must surely be more of you out there who would enjoy this - come on ladies and gentlemen of kent, surrey and sussex - let's be having ya !! It'll be a wonderfully exhilarating, inspiring and naked day.

Hardly the way to endear yourself to other members. At this time of the year there are not many thinking ahead to walking in the spring and summer (apart from the Somerset Strolling Bears)

 
Posted : February 15, 2014 10:15 pm
Sunshinekid
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are there any clubs like this in the south/east/west wales area because oi would be interested in joining

I would be interested in South wales walks. 🙂

Keep On Smiling:)

Sunshinekid:)

 
Posted : February 16, 2014 7:55 pm
Bearsdenfella
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A big thank you to the surprisingly small number of people who have replied !  There must surely be more of you out there who would enjoy this - come on ladies and gentlemen of kent, surrey and sussex - let's be having ya !! It'll be a wonderfully exhilarating, inspiring and naked day.

Hardly the way to endear yourself to other members. At this time of the year there are not many thinking ahead to walking in the spring and summer (apart from the Somerset Strolling Bears)

Did I offend you by expressing surprise at the number of replies or was it my attempted exhortation to members to think positively about my proposed walk later in the year? I'm very sorry to have upset you but I certainly did not wish to be controversial in any way.

 
Posted : February 17, 2014 8:15 pm
Frenchy
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I must admit I have never seen the appeal in naked rambling. A gentle stroll around our club, on a sunny day, is more than enough for me. If I am going for a long walk I tend to go with all the kit to avoid nettle stings, bramble cuts, sunstroke, dehydration etc

 
Posted : February 17, 2014 11:46 pm
milfmog
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I must admit I have never seen the appeal in naked rambling. A gentle stroll around our club, on a sunny day, is more than enough for me. If I am going for a long walk I tend to go with all the kit to avoid nettle stings, bramble cuts, sunstroke, dehydration etc

Each to their own I guess. However, for my money you are missing out on one of the best ways to enjoy walking. Personally, I have no interest in joining a club and wandering around club grounds holds no more appeal for me than wandering around my own garden.

I would find your position easier to understand if you did not like walking; however, your  note about going for long walks with all the kit suggests that is not the case. as for equipment to avoid "nettle stings, bramble cuts, sunstroke, dehydration etc" I find looking where I'm going deals with the first two and the others are rarely a consideration in our climate (right now drowning is a greater risk then sunstroke or dehydration.) Long hikes away from civilisation certainly require some equipment but where possible I'd rather carry that in a bag or rucksack and be otherwise free.

Have fun,

Ian.

It's never too late to have a happy childhood.

 
Posted : February 18, 2014 11:55 am
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