RE: Snow AngelsWe haven't had snow yet in Toronto. Last year, we barely had any snow. I like a white Christmas.
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Post #3IMHAWK07Super NudistHave a good day, stay nude, be safe and keep in touch. Hawk RE: Snow AngelsThis is just a matter of time now . . .
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RE: Snow AngelsDoes anyone have enough snow yet to make nude snow angels?
Hush up with that kind of talk! lol
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RE: Snow AngelsIf the local brush fires are not put out we could make soot angels
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Post #6snugglebunnySuper NudistHave you signed? The Nudist Bill of Rights RE: Snow Angelswe may have enough snow in the next couple of days depending on how this nor'easter develops. If not, we'll have to wait, but you can surely count us in.... again....
Steve/Jen
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Post #7cobeachbumSuper NudistLifetime Paid and Certified RE: Snow AngelsWe usually don't get any until late December or into January. Even then, it's fairly rare to get enough to matter, though we to get dumped on once in awhile.
John AKA cobeachbum
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RE: Snow AngelsA few years ago, both the wife and I made snow angels, naked. About 10 inches of snow and 20 something degrees. I went first and,, ha , sure it was cold. Then she went, same spot. As soon as her ass hit the snow, she was back up and running for the door. I was laughing my ass off. We videoed the whole thing, you can hear her scream and me laughing. I'll probably never get her to do it again.
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RE: Snow AngelsIf we get any snow this year, and I am surely not hoping for any, I will have another go at a nude snow angel. There was only an inch and a half of slush from that Nor'easter last week and it didn't last long.
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RE: Snow AngelsI am not one to handle the cold very well LOL. I'll leave the snow angel making to you guys and just enjoy the pics you share ;-]
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Post #11catbirdSuper NudistCome bare with me. Naturally, Catbird RE: Love making naked snow angels each season, then jumping in a warm bath...With the northeaster that followed Sandy about a week later, we had at least six inches of snow, about 10 miles west of Toms River, NJ. I didn't take advantage of the opportunity. The snow has been gone for several days.
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