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Same here, we are both totally smooth from the neck down to our toes, except for our heads and my beard!!!

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We had H&E delivered I think once a fortnight and it was always around the house when we were growing up. Back then (late 60s early 1970s) it was very popular in the UK naturist world as well as some other nudist magazines. Brother and I were in it in early 70s with a photo of us doing archery at a UK club. Still have a copy somewhere. I did buy into the 2000's but find it has too much about foreign travel which is of less interest to me.

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I used to read H&E quite regularly back then too. I think they produced it monthly, along with four seasonal special editions and the odd extra one here and there. Funnily enough I was in a photo published in it where archery was the activity, although this was a bigger group shot than your one with your brother sounds like, with you two seeming to be the main people in it. I've been in other photos since, the last time was about 10 years ago at a nude meal in a pub with about 50 others.

I thought that H&E had quite a bit about nude places abroad back then too, my memory could be confusing me though. It is where I first learned about quite a few of the places that I've since stayed at on nudist holidays, as well as UK clubs and beaches. It certainly played a part in opening up more places to meet other nudists and help make life more naked.

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I don't subscribe to H&E but I know people who do. They were wondering where their June copies were before the news broke last week that it has new owners and it will be in a digital format only now. A sign of the times, but its sad all the same to know that the last freely available magazine in the UK for those who prefer life naked and free has gone that way.

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Just wondering how many readers will they lose by going digital?? I know I woldd mot be bothered with it any more!! I stopped buying the hard copy for quite a few years ago due to lack of availability.

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That is sad to hear - - it was a regular fixture at home growing up in the late 60's early 70s. Still have quite a few from that period through to the 90s.

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