After the debacle of missing out on my fall college semester, I returned to California driving straight through from Ohio to get there in time to register for the "optional" interterm so I could make up for those lost credits, only half, but better than nothing. And, NOTHING did happen for those six weeks in regards to nude opportunities other than my normal routine. Then Karen came into my life. Apparently, as a freshman, she was returning after the holiday/Interterm break and saw me sitting outside the register's office trying to figure out my class schedule for the spring semester. She inquired with a friend who I was, and made it known that she wanted to meet me. Karen was cute, very intelligent, and we hit it off right away. I will admit that our nudity together in the beginning was purely sexual, and while she remained a virgin, we indulged in plenty of the oral variety. Karen was from the high desert where both of her parents were military contractors who are responsible for the development of several key defense systems that our military still use to this day. While dating, I had expressed to her how I loved to be nude outdoors, and would like to go tan in the nude with her. We decided to try and find a secluded area during one of our visits to her parents, and chose the Kern River above the town of Kernville and Lake Isabella. We drove along the river and I found a dirt road that headed up a small rise and then followed a stream. This looked promising. We soon found an area that at least LOOKED secluded, parked, laid out our towels to sun bathe naked, and of course, got naked. Our time there was not sexual, and I think we were both absolutely thrilled to be in a wilderness area as naked as the day we were born soaking up the sunshine. Neither one of us even had a base tan, since this happened in Late Spring, so we did not want to get burned. However, I did convince her to leave all our clothes behind with the car and belongings, and walk nude up this dirt road. We soon came upon the aqueduct section that is above ground, running to the hydro-electric plant down river in Kernville, and a place on the stream that came down into solid granite and had carved a sweet pocket framing a natural tub ... this leading to a small waterfall. It was an incredible day, and we resolved to return, but this time, driving straight to the aqueduct where it would be quicker to get to this really awesome secluded water tub.
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Return to California
Published Jul 31, 2025
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