World Naturist Day.. an invitation
Jilli
As some of you are already aware, today is World Naturist Day.
Naturist clubs and organisations throughout the UK are holding special
events and opendays for those who would like to know more, and I'd
like to extend an invitation to everyone reading u.r.w to drop into
the naturist part of Usenet, which thrives at uk.rec.naturist.
Please feel welcome to drop into uk.rec.naturist, say 'hello', ask any
questions you may have, and delurk if you haven't yet done so. Help
yourself to our traditional welcome of tea and biccies at
http://www.jaceeprint.demon.co.uk/DELURK.html
We look forward to your company on our special day :-)
If you would like to know more, without coming to visit urn, I can
recommend these websites:
http://w3.to/NUFF
The Naturist UK Fact File... fount of all information re: naturism in
the UK... updated almost daily.
http://www.british-naturism.org.uk/
British Naturism represents more than 25,000 naturists in the UK,
promoting naturism as a friendly, relaxing and enjoyable way to spend
holidays and other free time.
http://www.best.com/~cgd/home/naturism/nudelink.htm
is useful for those outwith the UK.
Hoping to meet some of you over on uk.rec.naturist real soon now...
and Happy World Naturist Day :-)
Jilli
--
love,
Jilli
Want a magazine delivered to your home, postage- & subscription-free?
http://www.fabmags.co.uk/members/magsdotcom
Planning a naturist day out and wouldn't mind company?
http://www.egroups.com/group/urn_awaydays
Duncan Gray
overnight, and there was fresh snow on Cairn Gorm this morning.
--
Duncan Gray
homepage - www.duncolm.co.uk
also www.mountaineering-scotland.org.uk
The Mountaineering Council of Scotland
Jilli <ji...@gmt.prestel.co.uk> wrote in message
news:393a3e6e...@news.freeuk.net...
Keith Howard
Nice to see you over here as well.
There's me thinking that you spent all your time laying down on some sun
drenched beach getting a tan.
I would have joined you today ( at least in the garden) but for the weather
and the fact I was dragged kicking and screaming to walk round the Trafford
Centre by the missus.
Keith
Adrian Marsh Tupper
from ji...@gmt.prestel.co.uk (Jilli) contains these words:
> Hello walkers :-)
/snip/
I'm sure we're all very tempted :-)
Actually, walking in the scud is not as uncommon as you may think!
--
Adrian Tupper, Edinburgh
Munro Bagging on the Web
http://www.users.zetnet.co.uk/adriantupper/mindex.htm
Jilli
wrote:
>I would have joined you today ( at least in the garden) but for the weather
>and the fact I was dragged kicking and screaming to walk round the Trafford
>Centre by the missus.
Please drop in to urn again at anytime... we (with a few *cough*
honourable exceptions) may not know much about the hills but we're
_very_ clued up on the lower ground abutting the waves :-) It would
be nice to get a little bit of input about the more secluded, easily
accessible higher places.....
We can also rustle up a bucket-load of excuse^H^H^H reasons not to go
shopping, especially when the sun is shining :-)
Jilli
Happy World Naturist Day!
uk.rec.naturist
http://w3.to/nuff
dino
> Please drop in to urn again at anytime... we (with a few *cough*
> honourable exceptions) may not know much about the hills but we're
> _very_ clued up on the lower ground abutting the waves :-) It would
> be nice to get a little bit of input about the more secluded, easily
> accessible higher places.....
You should try the hills of Donegal in the NW of Ireland. You won't get any
more secluded than that - although the weather ain't exactly suited to
naturists ;o)
Niall.
--
The major difference between a thing that might go wrong and a thing that
cannot possibly go wrong is that when a thing that cannot possibly go wrong
goes wrong it usually turns out to be impossible to get at and repair.
-- Douglas Adams
Simon Caldwell
> wrote:
>
> >I would have joined you today ( at least in the garden) but for the
weather
> >and the fact I was dragged kicking and screaming to walk round the
Trafford
> >Centre by the missus.
>
> honourable exceptions) may not know much about the hills but we're
> _very_ clued up on the lower ground abutting the waves :-) It would
> be nice to get a little bit of input about the more secluded, easily
> accessible higher places.....
>
There was a program about that on the telly a while ago. I think Melvyn
Bragg wrote it. It seemed to involve people wandering around the Lake
District without any clothes on, though it may have been somewhere else as
there was no-one else in sight.
HTH
Simon
Keith Howard
you may be interested in an article in Country Walking (June) where a whole
2 pras was devoted to the Naturist Beach at Studland.
Gordon Harris
<mis...@freeuk.com> writes
>If this invitation intrigued any of you to try out Naturism for yourselves,
>you may be interested in an article in Country Walking (June) where a whole
>2 pras was devoted to the Naturist Beach at Studland.
>
years ago. It is notably litter free and yob free........ :-)
There is a nature reserve also, and some good walking along the Purbeck
coast.
--
Gordon
dino
"Gordon Harris" <gor...@g3snx.demon.co.uk> wrote in message
news:UyYCnLAS...@g3snx.demon.co.uk...
As long as Keith bloddy Chegwin wasn't there (Channel 5 last night)
Niall
Keith Howard
dino wrote in message <8hlvns$ihj$1...@newsg4.svr.pol.co.uk>...
>
>
>As long as Keith bloddy Chegwin wasn't there (Channel 5 last night)
>
opinion.