My philosophy is why wear more than you have to when you are going to take it all off soon.
Mine too. I leave everything except a pair of loose fitting shorts at the car. They come off on the beach and go back on to get back to the parking lot.
My philosophy is why wear more than you have to when you are going to take it all off soon.Mine too. I leave everything except a pair of loose fitting shorts at the car. They come off on the beach and go back on to get back to the parking lot.
I do also wear sandals. Tried it barefoot once and burned the soles of my feet. Used to sometimes wear a swim brief instead of the shorts but found that to be more confining even though it covered less.
I don't go to the beach much these days as most beaches are a long walk from the nearest road but on holiday one hotel I use is quite close to the beach and then I usually walk naked from my room to the beach and back - see this video.
Otherwise I'll wear a shirt and tan-through shorts with no liner for the bus ride to the beach unless I'm at a nudist resort in which case I walk naked to the beach.
If possible nude.But when it isn't I tend to go as minimal as I can. Shorts and flipflops only depending on what I come across i might have a t shirt,At least shoes/flipflops and shorts. Same with all other nude activities where nudity is the main reason ie Spa, Nude Swim, Nude hike/walk, nude visits.
Nude is not an option for me since the parking lot is across the main park road from the beach. I have seen a few men that have wrapped a towel around their waist and started walking toward the parking lot with no apparent clothing on their possession.
Unfortunately, there are no beaches within a 1,000 miles of where I live.
My preference would be to arrive and leave nude. But many beaches that allow nudity are not situated such that doing so would be legal.
By Bdaysuit4ever:At least shoes/flipflops and shorts.
I also like to leave behind the footwear! Bit of a challenge at Sunnyside, as areas are quite rocky. I'd like my feet to be tougher than they are. Slow progress is making it a lifelong project?
By Bdaysuit4ever:At least shoes/flipflops and shorts.I also like to leave behind the footwear! Bit of a challenge at Sunnyside, as areas are quite rocky. I'd like my feet to be tougher than they are. Slow progress is making it a lifelong project?
Tried it without footwear once, and I burned the bottoms of my feet so much that walking was painful for several days!
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