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funguyMay 25, 2024You can be discreetly nude there, but theres no nudist beach or anything like that. The reputation appears to come from the fact that it is legal for women to be topless there. I dont know how often that happens.
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KenMay 26, 2024Technically, you can wear a thong and be legal as long as you are not participating in lewd behavior. However, I worked for the state of Ohio at Hueston Woods State Park. We were specifically instructed never to engage the public regarding their dress. They actually said, we dont care if theyre naked. The reasoning we were told was that the state lost a very big lawsuit regarding dress code and the state did not want any more dress code lawsuits. This was back in the 90s though, so not sure if the state feels the same today? Also, I have heard about nudity in a particular area at the lake for decades and a friend pointed out the area when we were skiing on the lake about 20 years ago. (I have only boated - ski/fished - on the lake.)
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ScottMay 26, 2024You are going to have to show me on a map where this is before I am too old to get there. Haha
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NuudstoneOriginal PosterMay 26, 2024[quote]You are going to have to show me on a map where this is before I am too old to get there. Haha[/quote] Refer to the link in the first post to the original Location" page for detailed coordinates. Or copy/paste this here:https://www.truenudists.com/location/caesar-creek-lake/ReactReply - KE
KenMay 27, 2024I just found this. Our idiot legislators updated the definitions of Private Area in 2023 to include female breasts. The change was meant to pertain to a new anti-voyeurism law but, like with ALL government action, there is a clear unintended consequence. This has redefined the term Private Area for all of Ohio code and means that a woman can be convicted of a sex crime if she exposes her breasts. Below, in the quotes, is taken directly from the Ohio Revised Code from the Ohio Attorney Generals website: Definitions The act defines the following terms:22 "Place where a person has a reasonable expectation of privacy" means a place where a reasonable person would believe that the person could fully disrobe in private. "Private area" means the genitals, pubic area, buttocks, or female breast below the top of the areola, where nude or covered by an undergarment. [22 R.C. 2907.01(Q) and (R).] These idiots even wrote where nude or covered by an undergarment. This literally reads that a woman cannot be in a public space with any garment that can be construed as an undergarment covering her breasts. Ladies, you cannot be in public wearing only a bra or sports bra. Also, they changed it to specifically require men and women to cover their buttocks as well. So, no thongs anymore, that was old info.ReactReply - KE
KenMay 27, 2024[quote]I just found this. Our idiot legislators updated the definitions of Private Area in 2023 to include female breasts. The change was meant to pertain to a new anti-voyeurism law but, like with ALL government action, there is a clear unintended consequence. This has redefined the term Private Area for all of Ohio code and means that a woman can be convicted of a sex crime if she exposes her breasts. Below, in the quotes, is taken directly from the Ohio Revised Code from the Ohio Attorney Generals website: Definitions The act defines the following terms:22 "Place where a person has a reasonable expectation of privacy" means a place where a reasonable person would believe that the person could fully disrobe in private. "Private area" means the genitals, pubic area, buttocks, or female breast below the top of the areola, where nude or covered by an undergarment. [22 R.C. 2907.01(Q) and (R).] These idiots even wrote where nude or covered by an undergarment. This literally reads that a woman cannot be in a public space with any garment that can be construed as an undergarment covering her breasts. Ladies, you cannot be in public wearing only a bra or sports bra. Also, they changed it to specifically require men and women to cover their buttocks as well. So, no thongs anymore, that was old info.[/quote]ReactReply - KE
KenMay 27, 2024[quote]I just found this. Our idiot legislators updated the definitions of Private Area in 2023 to include female breasts. The change was meant to pertain to a new anti-voyeurism law but, like with ALL government action, there is a clear unintended consequence. This has redefined the term Private Area for all of Ohio code and means that a woman can be convicted of a sex crime if she exposes her breasts. Below, in the quotes, is taken directly from the Ohio Revised Code from the Ohio Attorney Generals website: Definitions The act defines the following terms:22 "Place where a person has a reasonable expectation of privacy" means a place where a reasonable person would believe that the person could fully disrobe in private. "Private area" means the genitals, pubic area, buttocks, or female breast below the top of the areola, where nude or covered by an undergarment. [22 R.C. 2907.01(Q) and (R).] These idiots even wrote where nude or covered by an undergarment. This literally reads that a woman cannot be in a public space with any garment that can be construed as an undergarment covering her breasts. Ladies, you cannot be in public wearing only a bra or sports bra. Also, they changed it to specifically require men and women to cover their buttocks as well. So, no thongs anymore, that was old info.[/quote]ReactReply - KE
KenMay 27, 2024[quote]I just found this. Our idiot legislators updated the definitions of Private Area in 2023 to include female breasts. The change was meant to pertain to a new anti-voyeurism law but, like with ALL government action, there is a clear unintended consequence. This has redefined the term Private Area for all of Ohio code and means that a woman can be convicted of a sex crime if she exposes her breasts. Below, in the quotes, is taken directly from the Ohio Revised Code from the Ohio Attorney Generals website: - Definitions The act defines the following terms:22 "Place where a person has a reasonable expectation of privacy" means a place where a reasonable person would believe that the person could fully disrobe in private. "Private area" means the genitals, pubic area, buttocks, or female breast below the top of the areola, where nude or covered by an undergarment. [22 R.C. 2907.01(Q) and (R).] - These idiots even wrote where nude or covered by an undergarment. This literally reads that a woman cannot be in a public space with any garment that can be construed as an undergarment covering her breasts. Ladies, you cannot be in public wearing only a bra or sports bra. Also, they changed it to specifically require men and women to cover their buttocks as well. So, no thongs anymore, that was old info.[/quote]ReactReply - KE
KenMay 27, 2024[quote]I just found this. Our idiot legislators updated the definitions of Private Area in 2023 to include female breasts. The change was meant to pertain to a new anti-voyeurism law but, like with ALL government action, there is a clear unintended consequence. This has redefined the term Private Area for all of Ohio code and means that a woman can be convicted of a sex crime if she exposes her breasts. Below, in the quotes, is taken directly from the Ohio Revised Code from the Ohio Attorney Generals website: "Definitions The act defines the following terms:22 "Place where a person has a reasonable expectation of privacy" means a place where a reasonable person would believe that the person could fully disrobe in private. "Private area" means the genitals, pubic area, buttocks, or female breast below the top of the areola, where nude or covered by an undergarment. [22 R.C. 2907.01(Q) and (R).]" These idiots even wrote where nude or covered by an undergarment. This literally reads that a woman cannot be in a public space with any garment that can be construed as an undergarment covering her breasts. Ladies, you cannot be in public wearing only a bra or sports bra. Also, they changed it to specifically require men and women to cover their buttocks as well. So, no thongs anymore, that was old info.[/quote]ReactReply - KE
KenMay 27, 2024[quote]I just found this. Our idiot legislators updated the definitions of Private Area in 2023 to include female breasts. The change was meant to pertain to a new anti-voyeurism law but, like with ALL government action, there is a clear unintended consequence. This has redefined the term Private Area for all of Ohio code and means that a woman can be convicted of a sex crime if she exposes her breasts. Below is taken directly from the Ohio Revised Code from the Ohio Attorney Generals website: Definitions The act defines the following terms:22 "Place where a person has a reasonable expectation of privacy" means a place where a reasonable person would believe that the person could fully disrobe in private. "Private area" means the genitals, pubic area, buttocks, or female breast below the top of the areola, where nude or covered by an undergarment. [22 R.C. 2907.01(Q) and (R).] These idiots even wrote where nude or covered by an undergarment. This literally reads that a woman cannot be in a public space with any garment that can be construed as an undergarment covering her breasts. Ladies, you cannot be in public wearing only a bra or sports bra. Also, they changed it to specifically require men and women to cover their buttocks as well. So, no thongs anymore, that was old info.[/quote]ReactReply - KE
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KenMay 27, 2024Edited.
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KenMay 27, 2024Sorry for all the posts. I thought I was editing/deleting my posts because the U.I. was unclear on my phone. It looks like Ohio is unfriendly to nudity and female breasts.
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