NUDE RECREATION WEEK
JULY 10 - 16, 2017
Get stripped out of those clothes, get outside and enjoy being socially nude!
Peace! Get naked. Enjoy!
Bare With Pride
Winter Bare
Bare Stare and totally relaxed!
Tuesday, July 11, 2017
Sunday, July 9, 2017
Lounging Poolside
Now that the Summer of 2017 is in full force, what better way to spend a sunny Sunday afternoon than by leisurely lounging at the pool? As naturists/nudists, nothing more is needed than a pool and your own skin. The only necessity is a plentiful amount of sunscreen to protect you and a naked buddy to "hang-out."
It is the season for skinny-dipping, so get busy, strip out of those clothes and/or swimsuits and show off your bare buns/buttocks! Who knows how many admirers or others you may attract?
This splendid time of the year won't last forever! Get out, get bare and enjoy it now!
Peace! Get naked. Enjoy!
Bare With Pride
Tuesday, July 4, 2017
Saturday, July 1, 2017
Happy Dominion of Canada Day!
On this date, July 1, 1867, the British North America Act, signed by Queen Victoria, created the Dominion of Canada, uniting the provinces of New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Ontario and Quebec. They were the forerunners of the Dominion of Canada that we know today!
Happy Dominion of Canada Day!
Peace! Get naked. Enjoy!
Bare With Pride
Friday, June 30, 2017
Photo-Blog: Bottom's Up! June, 2017
Bottom's-Up! End of June, 2017
Get bare and show your gay and nude pride for the last day of GLBTQ Nude Pride Month, 2017!
Summer is now officially here! Bare your buttocks so that we can all cheer! The weather is comfortable and warm so there's no excuse for you not to be nude and show your pride!
Peace! Get naked. Enjoy!
Bare With Pride
Wednesday, June 28, 2017
Stonewall Anniversary
The nondescript building (above) is the Stonewall Inn, located in Greenwich Village, New York City, USA. It was on this night, June 28-29, 1969, that the Stonewall Inn Riots occurred, which changed forever the lives of GLBTQ (gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, queer) people not only here in the USA but throughout the world. The image shows the Stonewall Inn as it appeared in 1969.
On this night, New York City police conducted what they thought would be a routine raid against the Stonewall and its clientele. That didn't happen. Instead, the "complacent" clientele, meaning the GLBTQ patrons at the bar, not only resisted arrest and harassment, they forcefully fought off the police and instead trapped them inside the facility.
What transpired that night initially didn't seem extraordinary nor credible. Prior to June 28, 1969, the "homosexuals" were deemed a deviant menace to society. They were regularly and routinely thought of as an indecent and immoral class of citizens and habitually discriminated against, stereotyped, outlawed and harassed, not only by law enforcement, but also by courts, employers, churches and clergy, their fellow citizens and the U. S. government.
By 1969, the "homosexual" community (as the GLBTQ community was then known) was totally disgusted with this second-class status. They had helped the Black community protest for equality, the anti-war community demonstrate against the war in Vietnam and feminists causes. They were ready to strike back against injustice on their own.
They were angry, frustrated and tired. Unfortunately, the police raid against the Stonewall Inn happened to be the Bastille they rallied to defend.
Rather than fade away quietly into the night, they reacted. Their reaction created one of the pivotal civil rights and human rights movements that humanity has witnessed. A grassroots revolution that is currently underway, even today, throughout the world.
The Rainbow Flag wasn't born that night in New York City. It didn't come to symbolize the GLBTQ international community until years later. It does represent the freedom that all GLBTQ people throughout the world seek. And it is a bold and colorful reminder of what those "homosexuals" revolted against all those many years ago.
Happy Stonewall Anniversary! Happy Gay Pride!
Peace! Get naked. Enjoy!
Bare With Pride
Monday, June 26, 2017
Maintenance Monday
The reason that Aaron (my husband) and I live in a condominium is that neither one of us are adept at any type of landscaping and/or yard-work. We haven't the inclination or time to be bothered. We both were raised in fairly large families and had older siblings who usually performed those tasks.
Now that we're grown men, we realize what we're really missing! Sights such as the man in the above image, doing what he does best - maintenance while completely nude! That's what we regret the most. The pure visual beauty! That's worth getting outside and into lawn-mowing!
Maybe it's not too late to start digging around in the dirt after all!
Peace! Get naked. Enjoy!
Bare With Pride
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