Best not to let any of these shower have a dip in it anyway though, you don't want to scare the water boatmen :shock:
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Nude sunbathing?
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Sexlightened
Firstly it is not against the law to be nude anywhere in the UK
People who are arrested when they are not clothed are arrested for intent to cause distress (such as flashers) or for political reasons - protesters, say. This is causing a nuisance and not because they are naked.
The naked rambler was arrested because he was using nudity to make a political point about the right to be yourself.
The police are obliged to respond to all complaints from the public regarding nudity so the police can be called. However, the police attitude is changing and as someone who has witnessed this I can say that they were great and more concerned that the complainant had not harassed those concerned!
However the importance of your intent to offend is the crucial issue.
Sunbathing in the garden is ok but if you are right outside your neighbours window it might be misinterpreted?
Putting a windbreak up in your garden or lying next to the fence are good ways of preventing neighbours watching from upstairs windows. Even putting your washing line in the right place can help.
Another idea is to walk off into the countryside and take a small detour off a right of way somewhere where you won't be discovered and lie in peace?
Most of my naturist friends are able to explain to the neighbours and come to some agreement about where and when it would be possible to sunbathe. That way you are obviously not out to shock anyone - just enjoying your freedom.
Final point for debate is that the real issue of the sunbathing nurse is really a tale of two households returning to their roots to settle down and irritating the hell out of each other. The police had been involved many times befire and if you find the right article (sorry no refs) it will explain it more fully and that these people are in need of some help and the resultant publicity has devastated both parties.
Best to have a quiet word with the neighbours first and sort it out?
As for me I am busy culturing my garden and have extended my naturist (not a nudist) area by 2x this year with plans to be able to do the same for next and I will carry on with the naked walks - very refreshing and the tan lines are natural.
Shay
People who are arrested when they are not clothed are arrested for intent to cause distress (such as flashers) or for political reasons - protesters, say. This is causing a nuisance and not because they are naked.
The naked rambler was arrested because he was using nudity to make a political point about the right to be yourself.
The police are obliged to respond to all complaints from the public regarding nudity so the police can be called. However, the police attitude is changing and as someone who has witnessed this I can say that they were great and more concerned that the complainant had not harassed those concerned!
However the importance of your intent to offend is the crucial issue.
Sunbathing in the garden is ok but if you are right outside your neighbours window it might be misinterpreted?
Putting a windbreak up in your garden or lying next to the fence are good ways of preventing neighbours watching from upstairs windows. Even putting your washing line in the right place can help.
Another idea is to walk off into the countryside and take a small detour off a right of way somewhere where you won't be discovered and lie in peace?
Most of my naturist friends are able to explain to the neighbours and come to some agreement about where and when it would be possible to sunbathe. That way you are obviously not out to shock anyone - just enjoying your freedom.
Final point for debate is that the real issue of the sunbathing nurse is really a tale of two households returning to their roots to settle down and irritating the hell out of each other. The police had been involved many times befire and if you find the right article (sorry no refs) it will explain it more fully and that these people are in need of some help and the resultant publicity has devastated both parties.
Best to have a quiet word with the neighbours first and sort it out?
As for me I am busy culturing my garden and have extended my naturist (not a nudist) area by 2x this year with plans to be able to do the same for next and I will carry on with the naked walks - very refreshing and the tan lines are natural.
Shay
Orgasminator
the conifers around my garden mean that when the suns out i very rarely wear anything outside at the back,no one can see so i dont know about how the neighbours would react.
