Irish Naturist Association
This is a group for genuine naturists (non sexual social nudists) living in Ireland and interested in attending organised naturist outings and swims.
- created by leticia
Naturist November Challenge in Curracloe Wexford - 18th November 2015
Return to DiscussionsHardcore naturists expected at Curracloe Beach on Wednesday 18th November!!!We'll be meeting at 11am at the South Car Park and then we'll walk through the forest towards the end of the Raven Nature Reserve.
I'll bring rubbish bags for our cleaning action and some balls to keep us warm, any other ideas welcomesmile emoticonWe've ordered some sunshine and temperatures around 14 degrees, the perfect weather for Autumn Naturistswink emoticonSo who's up for the challenge?!
I even intend to go for a swim into the Irish Sea (will have some pictures taken for Facebook)
LeticiaIrish Naturist Association
Hi again!
I was asked the following question:
Is the challenge regarded as going nude in public (it's usually seen as one) or being nude at 14C in mid November?
Well, Irish Naturists will automatically know that a weekday in November on an Irish Beach is one of the discreetest nude moves one could make, hahaha. And since public nudity is somehow on a grey legal zone, we can't afford to come across too educational on textiles. The challenge is rather to persuade ourselves how little we need in order to go nude outdoors, and by that I mean just a dry day, low winds and probably temperatures above 10 degrees. I like to think that a cloudy sky is easily beaten with some sport.
I wouldn't have thought it is possible to go nude under the autumnal Irish weather, but after having organised so many outings this summer with temperatures just around 18-20 degrees, the difference is barely noticeable, hahaha.
So I think I'm challenging our perception of outdoor nudity linked to the weather.
Regards,
Leticia
Hi Irish Naturists!
Our NATURIST NOVEMBER CHALLENGE yesterday 18th November 2015 at Curracloe Beach in Co. Wexford, Ireland, wasn't a real challenge, I'm afraid... The sunny South East Coast was welcoming us with a friendly blue sky and we went for the 9km trail all around the Raven Nature Reserve, at least 6 of them in the buff (we disrobed as soon as we left the forest trail and were certain not to encounter suddenly some walkers.I even entered the incredibly shallow Rosslare sea waters, as one picture in the attachment shows. We felt very refreshed after our nude hiking.
We proved to ourselves how sunny 12 degrees are quite enough to go nude in good naturist company.
I'm quite resolved now to go for a Naturist December Challenge, given the current forecast with similar weather conditions as yesterday.
I'll keep you posted!
Leticia
Irish Naturist Association