Clothing optional policy

Post #1 andrewjohn8015Textile

by andrewjohn8015 Textile

Anyone else find the clothing optional policy a little strange?

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Post #2 wyll83Textile

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by wyll83Textile

Hi guys, I find it a little strange as well. But did u notice more naked men than women?

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Post #3 andrewjohn8015Textile

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by andrewjohn8015Textile

Yeah Joey, they told me the same thing as well. They asked me to remove my clothes at the start of the tour. I just think it should be either clothing optional or nude for both men and women. I had fun over there through. Very relaxing and people are friendly.

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Post #4 RndlDFWTopless

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by RndlDFWTextile

Been several times to Bluebonnet - never asked to remove my clothes.
I have been to the nudist 5K a lot.

Maybe they are vetting the "gawkers" of guys with clothes on.
sadly, one bad freak spoiled it for us sane naked men that gentlemen.

change of topic - whats to do in Dallas naked this winter?

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Post #5 blindmanin99Barefoot

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by blindmanin99Textile

Woah, I remember this place! I went there almost 20 years ago. Yeah, you had to undress in the office before they took you on a tour. It was weird, but I didn't mind.

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