If you are learning about nude recreation, you may have heard about how nudists come in all shapes, size, colors and ages. Yes, tou will fit in no matter what you look like. Yet, some of you may be worried about being offended by what you'll see - by what other people look like. I can assure you, what other people look like is a non-issue.
Some reasonable questions by someone new to nude recreation:
* Will I see someone much older or younger than I am?
* Will I see someone much larger or smaller than I am?
* Will I be offended by seeing different kinds of people, people different from me, nude?
Yes, you will see people different from you. The amazing part is that you are unlikely to be offended. Contrary to everything you imagined you knew about the human body in all its shapes and forms, real life is much different.
Saturday, February 12, 2011
Friday, February 11, 2011
Top End Naturist Recreation Retreat nudist family
Top End Naturist Recreation Retreat is a family operated resort catering for the nudist family and is NOT clothes optional.
Things to do at TENRR
Have a game of Miniten on our new court
Play a game of chess or drafts on our new life-size board
Have a swim or just relax by the pool
Thursday, February 10, 2011
My Day as a Nudist
By Evann Gastaldo, Newser Staff
(Newser) – Emily Yoffe had already posed naked for a group of art students, so why not visit a nudist camp on behalf of her Human Guinea Pig column, in which she tries things the rest of us want to know about, but are too scared to do. "You've already crossed that line. Now live the lifestyle!" her editor gleefully instructs her. And the nudists certainly make it sound fun: "As the gate to a nudist club closed behind me, more than my clothes would fall away," she writes on Slate. "I would experience a relaxation so profound by being around lots of other naked people that my vacation would have double the stress relief of a regular vacation."
(Newser) – Emily Yoffe had already posed naked for a group of art students, so why not visit a nudist camp on behalf of her Human Guinea Pig column, in which she tries things the rest of us want to know about, but are too scared to do. "You've already crossed that line. Now live the lifestyle!" her editor gleefully instructs her. And the nudists certainly make it sound fun: "As the gate to a nudist club closed behind me, more than my clothes would fall away," she writes on Slate. "I would experience a relaxation so profound by being around lots of other naked people that my vacation would have double the stress relief of a regular vacation."
Tuesday, February 8, 2011
What is the difference between a nudist club and a resort?
A resort is a business in which you pay a daily fee to visit and
use the resorts facilities. Some resorts have a yearly fee
structure and generally speaking you don't have any say in
the running of the resort.
A club is member owned and as such members have a say in the day to day running of the club. Clubs are run by elected committees. Members of Rosco pay a yearly fee to belong and can visit as many times in that year as they wish.
use the resorts facilities. Some resorts have a yearly fee
structure and generally speaking you don't have any say in
the running of the resort.
A club is member owned and as such members have a say in the day to day running of the club. Clubs are run by elected committees. Members of Rosco pay a yearly fee to belong and can visit as many times in that year as they wish.
The Rosco Club, nudist club
Our nearest major town is Toronto. Rosco is situated on 16 hectares (40 acres) in the beautiful Watagan ranges.
Rosco has two clubhouses that can easily cater for the
numerous social functions that are run throughout the
year. These social functions range from discos, bands,
trivia nights, carpet bowls, communal teas, damper
cooking nights, fancy dress nights as well as concerts
conducted by the Rosco theatre group.
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