any plans ? have you pulled the boat out yet ? tell us about it.............
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- CH
Feb 13, 2012Travelites' annual canude trip for National Nude Weekend on a SC river is scheduled for July 14th.
Anyone here interested in being part of that great group of folk. North Carolina Naturists as well as Triangle Area Naturists will be joining in as well as a few members from landed clubs.ReaccionarResponder - MIMiembroFeb 20, 2012Tell us more. Is this a one day event? Is it a leisurely trip or white water. What arrangements for put in and take out. For those of us not local, we have to decide whether to take off work and drive to this location for the event.
Doc RockReaccionarResponder - CHFeb 22, 2012Yes, it's a one-day event. We use Whispering Pines (Ocean Isle Beach, NC) as a base camp. Most arrive at the nudist park on Friday. Saturday, we head out @ 10am and return @ 5 or 6, get cleaned up and head out to dinner. I have registration forms that need to be completed and returned at least a week before the event on July 14.ReaccionarResponder
- CHMar 30, 2012[quote]Yes, it's a one-day event. We use Whispering Pines (Ocean Isle Beach, NC) as a base camp. Most arrive at the nudist park on Friday. Saturday, we head out @ 10am and return @ 5 or 6, get cleaned up and head out to dinner. I have registration forms that need to be completed and returned at least a week before the event on July 14.
[/quote]There are 8 available rental canoes.ReaccionarResponder - GAgabareAutor originalApr 13, 2012
surfin you are so lucky i miss living by the ocean, lived in ft.lauderdale in the 60's -70's had the ocean, river and everglades, best thing about glades you could leave the lanch ramp and less than 10 minutes later you could be nude out in the sawgrass and never see anyone.
ReaccionarResponder - CHApr 29, 2012[quote][quote]Yes, it's a one-day event. We use Whispering Pines (Ocean Isle Beach, NC) as a base camp. Most arrive at the nudist park on Friday. Saturday, we head out @ 10am and return @ 5 or 6, get cleaned up and head out to dinner. I have registration forms that need to be completed and returned at least a week before the event on July 14.
[/quote]There are 8 available rental canoes.
[/quote]It would be great to meet online friends in person. Still have a few rentals available.ReaccionarResponder - MIMiembroApr 29, 2012[quote]any plans ? have you pulled the boat out yet ? tell us about it.............[/quote]Well, we pulled the boats out of storage today. Although overnight temps are still dipping into the mid 20's, it HAS to start warming up soon lol. Really starting to get the itch to get out.
As far as plans for the season; besides hitting our usual skinny dipping spots, a group of about 8 of us or so decided this past weekend to do a float down a part of the Delaware. One couple has done this float a number of times and they know where it's ok to do it nude. They say there are lots of skinny dipping opportunities along the way.
Should be fun.ReaccionarResponder - MIMiembroMay 2, 2012[quote]I'd love to find some real Naturist friends in So Cal (the OC) to Kayak & Fish with ; )
When in S FL, I will post for Kayak partners while there too : )
Stay Natural ; )
[/quote]If you're ever in the PA/NJ/NY area give us a shout. We have a couple extra 'yaks and could go for a paddle.ReaccionarResponder - GAgabareAutor originalMay 23, 2012
messed my leg up no way i'm going to be able to get in that kayak for awhile, wish I had gotten that canoe instead. getting old and falling apart, lol........
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May 26, 2012I just finished,last week doing a six day long 128 mile section of paddle/camping trip on the Coosa River here in Alabama, as part of a 631 mile scenic river trail. I was nude or at least exposed for I'd say, probaly 90 per cent of the trip.I loved it and can hardly wait to get that kayak back on the river. Randall
ReaccionarResponder - GAgabareAutor originalMay 26, 2012
messed up my leg recently but i'm going to drag kayak out and try to go end of next week, for those of us older folks looking into buying a kayak - go for the sit on type easier for the old bones to get on and off of or even a canoe. i like my sit in but not as easy to climb into sometimes.
ReaccionarResponder - MIMiembroMay 27, 2012I have a hunters orange flag I fly when I am out in the busy part of the lake. My kayak is camo green as is most of my equipment. It is good for nature photography but not the best in the interest of safety when out in the power boat regions of the lake. I have Scotty fishing pole holders on my kayak and I fashened a flag pole to insert in the socket. One could use a bicycle safety flag whip but perhaps with a larger flag.
RockyReaccionarResponder - GAgabareAutor originalMay 31, 2012
good point Lilstones it good to be seen on the lake rather than being run over. i yak two lake and one river one lake is electric only so pretty safe but the other lake and river can be dangerous by speeding boats. i pretty much hug the shoreline - mostly for the shady trees but i do cross often from side to side.
ReaccionarResponder - CHJun 11, 2012
We have 4 canoes for rent 7/14/12 in the Nichols, SC area.
ReaccionarResponder - GAgabareAutor originalJun 22, 2012
john i know what you mean have a few lakes i kayak which are close but only one had a small creek off of it where i can enjoy some nude sunbathing, swimming and kayaking - still have to watch out for others who sometimes fish the area. I have discovered a few others who nude sunbathe there also.
ReaccionarResponder - GAgabareAutor originalJul 21, 2012Cher that sounds like a awesome trip, take some pictures and post in the group and make us all jealous. Have a great time.ReaccionarResponder
- LA
Aug 3, 2012[quote]any plans ? have you pulled the boat out yet ? tell us about it.............[/quote]Well I would like to take my kayak out, but I do not k ow where I could go to be nude in it here in Hudson , FL. If anyone has any ideas let me know, I also love to fish in saltwater out of my kayak.ReaccionarResponder - MIMiembroAug 5, 2012[quote]any plans ? have you pulled the boat out yet ? tell us about it.............[/quote]Well, we have two canoes and two kayaks loaded on the vehicles, picnic lunch packed and ready to go for this afternoon if the t storms don't ruin our plans. Mrs Natraveller, myself and another couple hope to paddle to our favorite skinny dipping spot in an hour or so and beat this heat and humidity.ReaccionarResponder
- GAgabareAutor originalAug 16, 2012
the other day i was at the big box sporting good store when a man came out being followed with a brand new sit in kayak, the man was in his 50's pretty much like me and I wanted to stop and tell him at his age - and mine a sit on is a lot easier to get into than a sit in but ddidn't want to offend him and ruin his moment at aquiring a brand new kayak but it has bothered me that I didn't say anything and I hope it worked good for him. if tou just purchased a new kayak and someone stopped and offered you some advise would you be offended ? I wish I had seen him as he was looking at them and don't get me wrong i'm not trying to change someones mine but I notice it harder for me to get into my cockpit as I age and think a sit on would have been a better choice - just my opinion.
ReaccionarResponder - MIMiembroAug 16, 2012
Yea, a little late after he bought it. But that is what drives the economy. We considered getting in and out when we bought ours. The salesman was a yak fisherman and real experienced and steered us right. Maybe he bought it on purpose.
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