Nude Driving!?
jus...@mistral.co.uk
After visiting our naturist friends the other evening it was a shame
we had to dress for the journey home. It was to be a journey of some
forty miles most of which was motorway. We were soon out of town
heading for the motorway, our cars heater soon blew hot. My wife
unzipped her track suit top a little and then all the way down. I
suggested that if she is that hot to take it off. Her reply was why
not!! lets drive home nude!! something that we have keen to try for
ages
We found a layby just before the motorway, it was about 11.30pm and
there were very few people were about. We pulled into the layby and
took off our tracksuits and placed them on the back seat. The motorway
was fairly quite, sticking to the inside lane at about 60mph we must
have driven some thirty miles totally naked which truly exhilarating
and not once was we spotted. such was the experince we are planning to
do this again. Has anyone else done this sort of thing? One has to be
careful and try to avoid accidents of course as this would certainly
look good on the claim form :)
Regards
Justus having some fun
DaveLooser
I used to drive home from work nude (mostly on country lanes) occasionaly in
the summer (but I kept a pair of shorts handy, just in case)
David.
jus...@mistral.co.uk
Nudeteam
One of life's gereat pleasures at Euronat and Cap d'Agde amongst other places
is that you can drive nude!
Diana, H&E
ce...@bythesea.com
nude...@aol.com (Nudeteam) wrote:
I must admit that I have driven nude on several occassions. However I
do wear shoes because the pedals hurt my feet. I'm not joking, it's
true I tell you!
Talking of hurt feet, how about this.
For those of you familiar with Eureka nudist club you will know that
when walking up to the clubhouse from the lawn, there are paving slabs
set into the ground to walk on.
However there is a point when these slabs stop and there are several
painful steps to the clubhouse over rough concrete. (Where Stuart
parks his monster of a motorbike, next to Barry's wreck of a car)
The kids just run over this rough ground barefoot and don't seem to
feel it, but I'm walking as though it's hot coals!
Cecil
DaveLooser
When I wrote my previous reply to this thread I forgot about driving nude at
naturist sites. Been there, done that (but didn't get the T-shirt). But it's
far more fun to drive nude on public roads.
<I must admit that I have driven nude on several occassions. However I
<do wear shoes because the pedals hurt my feet. I'm not joking, it's
<true I tell you!
Actually I usually drive barefoot, even in winter. I feel more in control of
the car when I can feel the pedals directly. (I once heard that it's illegal to
drive barefoot, can anyone confirm this ?. )
David.
ce...@bythesea.com
davel...@aol.com (DaveLooser) wrote:
>David.
Can you imagine the scenario? You are stark naked doing 50mph in a 30
zone and the cops pull you. In your stark naked condition you get out
of the car and blow into the bag - you are clear, you've had no
alcohol, then they warn you about speed and how it kills. They check
your tyres, the tyres are OK and then you get nicked for not wearing
any shoes!!!
I don't think so, but then perhaps I'm wrong.
Cecil.
Marc
Nudeteam wrote:
>
> One of life's gereat pleasures at Euronat and Cap d'Agde amongst other places
> is that you can drive nude!
> Diana, H&
AhA!!! your the ones who drive around in Euronat! Last year the battery
on the car was flat due to us not using it for 13 days
Marc
Alex Heney
On 7 Apr 1998 13:06:02 GMT, davel...@aol.com (DaveLooser) wrote:
>When I wrote my previous reply to this thread I forgot about driving nude at
>naturist sites. Been there, done that (but didn't get the T-shirt). But it's
>far more fun to drive nude on public roads.
>
><I must admit that I have driven nude on several occassions. However I
><do wear shoes because the pedals hurt my feet. I'm not joking, it's
><true I tell you!
>
>Actually I usually drive barefoot, even in winter. I feel more in control of
>the car when I can feel the pedals directly. (I once heard that it's illegal to
>drive barefoot, can anyone confirm this ?. )
It certainly wasn't illegal around 1979, as that is when I took my
first driving test. I took it barefoot, and whilst I failed the 1st
test, no comment was made about me driving barefoot. (Passed 2nd time
BTW).
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Richard Burnham
>davel...@aol.com (DaveLooser) wrote:
>
>>Actually I usually drive barefoot, even in winter. I feel more in control of
>>the car when I can feel the pedals directly. (I once heard that it's illegal to
>>drive barefoot, can anyone confirm this ?. )
This is a common topic on rec.nude.
I don't think it's true, unless it is dangerous for you. It is always illegal to
drive in such a way that you do not have full control of the vehicle.
My partner never drives with shoes on, only bare or stockinged feet, as
she feels more in control that way. On the other hand, when I've tried it, I
have felt it was unsafe. This is about the only occasion (apart from very
sharp stones and very cold weather) that I prefer shoes to bare feet.
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In the news article <3529570...@news.mistral.co.uk> about "Nude Driving!?"
dated 06 Apr 1998, jus...@mistral.co.uk said ...
>
> Has anyone else done this sort of thing? One has to be
> careful and try to avoid accidents of course as this would certainly
> look good on the claim form :)
>
> Regards
>
> Justus having some fun
>
I've often driven up and down the down the motorway nude. If you look at the cars
that pass, you'll realise it is not possible to see the driver below chest height.
However I keep something to cover up with as I pass the long distance coaches - the
passengers sit high enough to be able to see in.
I've also driven on other roads nude but you have to be more careful. In the height
of last summer I was surprised at just how dressed up many motorists were. I get
too hot with nothing on !
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Hyponar
>
>>
>> One of life's gereat pleasures
>> is that you can drive nude!
It's the only way to drive in Arizona in the summer! ! !
George
DaveLooser
<Can you imagine the scenario? You are stark naked doing 50mph in a 30
<zone and the cops pull you. In your stark naked condition you get out
<of the car and blow into the bag - you are clear, you've had no
<alcohol, then they warn you about speed and how it kills. They check
<your tyres, the tyres are OK and then you get nicked for not wearing
<any shoes!!!
I always keep a pair of shorts handy for just this eventuality. I can get them
on in less time than it takes a policeman to walk up to the window.
David.
ce...@bythesea.com
Peter Maughan <pe...@p-maughan.demon.co.uk> wrote:
>In article <6gd9bk$922$1...@zebedee.pavilion.net>, ce...@bythesea.com
>writes
>>
>>Can you imagine the scenario? You are stark naked doing 50mph in a 30
>>zone and the cops pull you. In your stark naked condition you get out
>>of the car and blow into the bag - you are clear, you've had no
>>alcohol, then they warn you about speed and how it kills. They check
>>your tyres, the tyres are OK and then you get nicked for not wearing
>>any shoes!!!
>>
>>I don't think so, but then perhaps I'm wrong.
>>
>>Cecil.
>>
>The funniest story I ever heard about driving in the nude was told by
>the late Mark Wilson, former owner of the Eureka nudist club.
>Apparently, during a very hot summer, a member of Eureka decided to
>drive back to his home in the nude, which was not far away.
>Unfortunately, on the way he was involved in a minor road traffic
>accident. In his agitation he forgot that he was nude and got out of
>his car. He had a bit of explaining to do. Later, the police called at
>the club to substantiate his claim that he was a nudist.
>I may have embellished this tale somewhat in the telling. Perhaps
>others would put me right.
>--
>Peter Maughan
No Peter, seems youv'e got it right, Mark Wilson told me the same
story.
Here's a worse experience that I had involving Mark Wilson and a car.
I do not drive (well I do, but have no car) and so go to Eureka by
train. One night I stayed very late and it was dark as I was leaving
the club for the walk (40 minutes approx) to Longfield station.
Mark was aghast at the fact that I was going to walk in the dark along
the Fawkham road which is quite dangerous.
Mark insisted in giving me a lift to the station. It was the most
hair-raising five minutes of my life. Mark as I later found out was
as blind as a bat!
Cecil.
Peter Maughan
Steve Rogers
<jus...@mistral.co.uk> wrote:
> Has anyone else done this sort of thing?
I do it all the time - when it's dark. There's no way anyone can see
you, so it feels very secure.
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msouthg
In article <hRQYRGAC...@wiseword.demon.co.uk>, Richard
Burnham <gymno...@wiseword.demon.co.zz> writes
>My partner never drives with shoes on, only bare or stockinged feet, as
>she feels more in control that way. On the other hand, when I've tried it, I
>have felt it was unsafe.
I tried it barefoot years ago, probably before servo assisted brakes came
out. I guess automatic gearbox would make a differance too.
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msouthg <Mi...@nospam.demon.co.uk> wrote:
I don't like an automatic gearbox - I feel that you are actually less
in charge of the vehicle than with a manual box and clutch pedal.
I have only driven one automatic car - a Jaguar 4.8 (I think)
In "drive 1" it crawled along on tickover!
Without thinking, as we were driving I put out my left foot to depress
the (missing) clutch pedal and hit the brake. If you drivers out there
do not know just how hard you brake when you use your left foot, not
the right, get on a deserted road and try it!
For God's sake have good tyres and wear the seatbelts!!!
Cecil
Richard S (change .zz to .uk in EMail to reply)
Hyponar wrote in message
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>It's the only way to drive in Arizona in the summer! ! !
>George
..but since when was Arizona in the UK?
Richard S
Simon C. Allen
In article <352d333b...@news.enterprise.net>, Bob Brenchley
<Brenc...@aol.com> writes
>>I don't like an automatic gearbox - I feel that you are actually less
>>in charge of the vehicle than with a manual box and clutch pedal.
engine and the better quality the car, the more control the auto box
gives you. I have driven autos across a wide range and found this to be
so. The Jag should have been a good quality box but one has to learn
when to force the box down ala manual, so as to gain more control. Many
folks just allow the revs to drop and then the car can drift,
particularly when coming off a curving motorway slip road.
>>In "drive 1" it crawled along on tickover!
>
>Common fault if not adjusted right.
I was told that this was normal. On account of the way the box (in this
case BMW 7 series) was made. If you engaged the gear and then sat
without foot brake,it would roll forward. If it did not, they sai, it
would require the box to be more complicated and, they pointed out, you
would not put a manual into gear, let the clutch in - and not expect it
to move!!!
>>Without thinking, as we were driving I put out my left foot to depress
>>the (missing) clutch pedal and hit the brake. If you drivers out there
You get used to it! I had an auto for a number of years (above) but
drove company 'pool' cars that were akways manual. It only took 100
yards to get used to it.
Driving nude? A pleasure that awaits me in the future ;-)
Simon C. Allen
Roger Bixby
Hyponar wrote:
> >
>
> >>
> >> One of life's gereat pleasures
>
> >> is that you can drive nude!
>
> It's the only way to drive in Arizona in the summer! ! !
> George
It's the ONLY way to drive on Interstate 5 through downtown Los Angeles
at any time of the year!! :)
Peter W
"Roy Taylor" <roy.t...@online.rednet.co.uk> wrote:
>I've often driven up and down the down the motorway nude. If you look at the cars
>that pass, you'll realise it is not possible to see the driver below chest height.
>However I keep something to cover up with as I pass the long distance coaches - the
>passengers sit high enough to be able to see in.
>I've also driven on other roads nude but you have to be more careful. In the height
>of last summer I was surprised at just how dressed up many motorists were. I get
>too hot with nothing on !
Yes, I also often drive along motorways nude. I started driving nude
in France while staying at various naturist resorts and travelling to
and from the nude beach. There did not seem much point in putting on
a pair of shorts for such a journey. As with you, I soon realised
that very few people would be able to nice that I was nude, and nude
driving is a very enjoyable experience, especially with the windows
and sun roof open. I have driven from the South of France to Calais
nude (except for wearing shorts to fill up with petrol and get some
food!).
Realising how pleasent it was to drive nude, I now do so when ever I
have the opportunity in UK. I live in South East London and have
regular meetings in Brimingam and Oxford. I has to very very warm to
drive to the meetings nude, but after a hot stickey meeting, it is
bliss to travel back down the M40 and M25 'au natural'.
I always have a pair or shorts by my side 'just in case' !
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Steve Rogers
Peter W <pe...@addicks.demon.co.uk> wrote:
> Yes, I also often drive along motorways nude.
I wonder how many people are doing it? Could be hundreds or thousands
and we'd never know.
Ce...@nospamthanks.com
theb...@nospam.demon.co.uk (Steve Rogers) wrote:
>Peter W <pe...@addicks.demon.co.uk> wrote:
Blimey, I'm missing out here!
Gotta get me a car, pronto.
Cecil.
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Cecil,
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|>Peter W <pe...@addicks.demon.co.uk> wrote:
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|>> Yes, I also often drive along motorways nude.
|Blimey, I'm missing out here!
Simon C. Allen
In article <1998041913...@thebeast.demon.co.uk>, Steve Rogers
<theb...@nospam.demon.co.uk> writes
>and we'd never know.
>
time for uk.rec.naturist.driving ???? ;-))
Simon C. Allen
Steve Rogers
Simon C. Allen <s...@heysford.demon.co.uk> wrote:
> In another thread, we were recently talking about forming a new club ...
> time for uk.rec.naturist.driving ???? ;-))
We'd have to have a special club wave... no, don't wave *that*...
Richard Burnham
Carry a piece of cloth about 1.5 metres by 1 metre. It's not fashionable here,
but it is a standard piece of casual clothing for men and women in much of
southern Asia, and for women over most of sub-Saharan Africa. I found it
incredibly useful in the Middle East.
Sit on it in the car, then if you have to get out of the car in a hurry, wrap it
round your waist (men) or above the breasts (women) and tuck it in. Much
quicker than putting shorts on.
Who knows, you might start a new fashion :)
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Richard Burnham wrote:
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> Carry a piece of cloth about 1.5 metres by 1 metre. It's not
> fashionable here, but it is a standard piece of casual clothing for
> men and women in much of southern Asia, and for women over most of
> sub-Saharan Africa. I found it incredibly useful in the Middle East.
I know it's off-topic on this group to discuss clothing, but what fashions
are there for such cloth? Material? Colours/patterns?
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In article <353F22D3...@pixel-group.com>, Rick Martin <rick.martin
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>Richard Burnham wrote:
>>
>I know it's off-topic on this group to discuss clothing, but what fashions
>are there for such cloth? Material? Colours/patterns?
pattern is all swirly-wirly, they are called Sarongs. If the patterns
are horizontal bars of colour (stripey) then it is called a Kikoi. I am
wearing one at the moment.
Simon C. Allen
msouthg
>Richard Burnham wrote:
>>
>> Carry a piece of cloth about 1.5 metres by 1 metre. It's not
>> fashionable here, but it is a standard piece of casual clothing for
>> men and women in much of southern Asia, and for women over most of
>> sub-Saharan Africa. I found it incredibly useful in the Middle East.
>
>are there for such cloth? Material? Colours/patterns?
>
Richard Burnham
>I know it's off-topic on this group to discuss clothing, but what fashions
>are there for such cloth? Material? Colours/patterns?
A sort of tartan is common for men in the Middle East, brightly-coloured
with various patterns for women everywhere. Most of the world does not
go for the dull clothing that we regard as "tasteful" in the West. Of course,
it varies from place to place.
Have a look in your local Asian textile shop - this may mean a trip to
Bradford, Leicester, Southall or Handsworth. They can probably show you
the sort of thing I'm thinking of.
Feico Nater
On 6 Apr 1998 16:33:28 GMT, davel...@aol.com (DaveLooser) wrote in
uk.rec.naturist:
>I used to drive home from work nude (mostly on country lanes) occasionaly in
>the summer (but I kept a pair of shorts handy, just in case)
I think it is 25 years ago that I wore clothes while driving a car.
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