Stay safe, we’ll be hoping for the best.

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Unfortunately, I have always wondered if our nudists spaces inadvertently provide a safe haven for the undesirable, we are a friendly community. I know these are the rare events as opposed to the norm. It still leaves me wondering though. Matt

Sure beats ours, but we’re also considering an upgrade. 😁

It could have an opposite effect, making people feel more secure. We’ve never experienced a lot of bad apples, but we have experienced some. Also we never experienced any type of difficulty, the barriers we see are usually self inflicted. Also, I’m sure there will be a consensus before implemented.

Thank you for the leadership. You’ll have our votes.
What would preclude someone with a background check? Convictions for sexual offenses, violence, these are obvious examples. How far back would the checks go. Would this be left to individual clubs to decide.

We were just thinking about this. While on a beach in Hi. a mix of textile & non-textile, we noticed a couple of young couples. Remembering our first beach experience & how easily it could be to get cold feet. Those couples did not stay & we were left wondering if they wanted to try social nudity.

This is our favorite albeit non-sanctioned clothing optional beach.

More from our time on Kehena Beach, an interesting time where textiles and nudist coexisted on a beach about a 100 yards in width. Trip Advisor had some negative reviews due to nudist on the beach, but most just gave a heads up about what one may encounter. Exercise caution if swimming.

We made it to another non-sanctioned nudist beach today on the big island of Hawaii. Kehena Beach. That makes three that we’ve visited in Hawaii on three different islands.

We went to see some glow from lava early this morning. It was a bit drizzly and had a chill in the air. But well worth the walk.

Then and now, 29 years ago we stood on the same beach in nearly the same spot. A black sand beach in Hawaii.

We’ve made it to HNP for part of our time in Hawaii. Quaint and pleasant place. Very peaceful to say the least.

At Polo Beach,Nice beach had no problem finding it.

We’ve made it to Oahu, scheduled is Pearl Harbor tomorrow morning and Polo Beach after that. Then onto the Big Island on Monday with some nude accommodations. A pleasant change from our normal environment of arctic air masses.

Outstanding game, USA was outplayed in the 2nd & 3rd, but Hellebuyck is one hell of a goalie. If there was an MVP he’d be the winner.

What a game! I think my Apple Watch picked up on some abnormal heartbeats.

A very nice place to finish off your trip.

Nice, but! It’s a bit outside our price race. 😉

It’s Valentines Day and time to play doctor.😉 FYI Everything checks out. 😍

What you’ve done by using platforms is a great way to educate people, so they understand our lifestyle, the healthy advantages to it. If this was realized earlier our demographic may be more diverse. Just my opinion. While realizing peoples lives & careers may not have allowed that to happen. Matt

We usually try to take a trip to Florida or Arizona for at least a long weekend.

Court expands protection for naturism at Brazil’s Praia do Pinho January ruling blocks arrests and allows nude recreation to resume

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We booked there, but I couldn’t find them through the AANR website. Swimfree we’ll have to look into. Thank you again.

Umm, Burrr!

Thank you, it appears that Hawaii doesn’t have any AANR affiliated campgrounds or resorts. We found a couple parks, but I couldn’t find them on the club locator.

We are heading to Hawaii. We’re hoping to get time to visit Polo beach. Does anyone have any personal tips to share? We appreciate any and all input. We’ve been through the web and learned all that we could.

Remembering the past while looking forward to the future that life has to offer.

We managed to bring in the New Year conscious. We watched the final episode of Stranger Things. Which left a half hour to kill.
At our age, that’s a win!
To all of you, the best that we can wish for in the new year as we remember the past and look forward to the future together.
Kim & Matt