Bandanas

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Post #2 minimalist75Ultra Nudist

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Seems to be an excessive amount of material, but ..... SURE!

Excessive? It covers about as much as a very skimpy swimsuit and is completely open from below and subject to winds.

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Post #3 minimalist75Ultra Nudist

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by minimalist75Textile

If you bought 2 or more bandanas when maskswre hard to find, are you daring enough to tie them together, making a small triangular loincloth and weae il in a semi public place like when you work in your front yard. I know that I am not.

On second thought, I live on a busy through street. If i lived somewhere with very little traffic, I might!

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Post #4 minimalist75Ultra Nudist

RE:Bandanas

by minimalist75Textile

If you bought 2 or more bandanas when maskswre hard to find, are you daring enough to tie them together, making a small triangular loincloth and weae il in a semi public place like when you work in your front yard. I know that I am not.

Actually you could get by with one if you cut it in half diagonally.

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Post #5 minimalist75Ultra Nudist

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by minimalist75Textile

I know I got one, if I can find another I'll go out like that and see what my neighbors think.

If you can't, try cutting it in half diagonally.

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Post #6 Srcon28Undies Only"We cannot adequately appreciate this aspect of nature if we approach it with any taint of...

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by Srcon28Textile

I like to use a batik sarong / pareo, same effect. Open, thin can feel the breeze, easy on/off once you are accustomed to it. A favorite when on vacation & out on the Lanai!

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Post #7 minimalist75Ultra Nudist

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by minimalist75Textile

In my own front yard? I prefer to just be naked. Forget bandanas.

Fine if you live on back road in out in the country, but wouldn't work if you had traffic passing by or neighbors.

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