Is any place on Earth where you can legally stay nudist all the time?

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  Phil

  Oct 23, 2021

  Euronat in France is another place where you can be naked 24/7. The only problem is the weather. I was there for a few weeks in the summer and I was naked several days in a row. There are permanent residents there and lots of property for sale.

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  Bill

  Oct 23, 2021

  I've only recently moved here full time so I'd guess I'm clothed about ten or twenty hours a month so far. I'm job searching and after I land a job, that clothed time will unfortunately increase to forty more hours a week plus commute time - dammit! Right now I'm loving the lack of textiles most every day, all day. Weather's cooling off so the evenings on our deck have required a robe, but here's autumn!

  Although I'd love to have no clothes to contend with at all, it's still needed during the cooler months here in Virginia. We get all four seasons here. And it's not realistic to think my next job won't require some clothing during working hours. Jobs do come up inside the resort, mind you, and many of the employees here don't need too much of that textile action. Regardless, I have WAY too much clothing so some of it may be going to the bonfire soon. Clothes suck!

  As to forming a group for shopping to cut down on clothed time, not so far, except for us and my "mom-in-law". We always check in with her before pulling on the panties to see if she needs something, and vice-versa. And going commando to the grocery store is not uncommon, of course.

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  Bill

  Oct 23, 2021

  Just to be succinct, our nudist resort doesn't include ownership of the land your home is located on; residents rent the lot on which the building resides.

  Another clothing optional resort I've visited in West Virginia does have the option of ownership for their residents, with an attached subdivision to the main property called Somerset. That resort is called Avalon near Paw Paw. Wanna get away from it all? Go to Paw Paw! Clarifying the clothing situation -- Avalon is clothing optional, not nudist.

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  Tom D

  Oct 23, 2021

  [quote]I've only recently moved here full time so I'd guess I'm clothed about ten or twenty hours a month so far. I'm job searching and after I land a job, that clothed time will unfortunately increase to forty more hours a week plus commute time - dammit! Right now I'm loving the lack of textiles most every day, all day. Weather's cooling off so the evenings on our deck have required a robe, but here's autumn!Although I'd love to have no clothes to contend with at all, it's still needed during the cooler months here in Virginia. We get all four seasons here. And it's not realistic to think my next job won't require some clothing during working hours. Jobs do come up inside the resort, mind you, and many of the employees here don't need too much of that textile action. Regardless, I have WAY too much clothing so some of it may be going to the bonfire soon. Clothes suck!As to forming a group for shopping to cut down on clothed time, not so far, except for us and my "mom-in-law". We always check in with her before pulling on the panties to see if she needs something, and vice-versa. And going commando to the grocery store is not uncommon, of course.[/quote]
  
  That would mean you are nude about 98% of the time..
  Do you have the kind of job that would allow you to work from home?
  Do you know the longest time you have been continuously nude? Saw that you are 61, so you are not that far from retirement and long term minimal clothing needs are not that far off.
  When I retired, I got rid of all of my suits, underwear and undershirts, most of my dress shirts and ties, at least half of my business casual clothing. We got a privacy fence around the pool, so I tossed most of my swimwear. When Covid hit, I stopped going to the gym, bought some exercise equipment and started working out nude in the basement, so I got rid of half of my gym shorts and sleeveless shirts.
  I now have well less than half of the clothing I did when I was working.
  Never tried burning any but ripping clothes to shreads is fun and liberating!

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  Tom D

  Oct 23, 2021

  [quote]I've only recently moved here full time so I'd guess I'm clothed about ten or twenty hours a month so far. I'm job searching and after I land a job, that clothed time will unfortunately increase to forty more hours a week plus commute time - dammit! Right now I'm loving the lack of textiles most every day, all day. Weather's cooling off so the evenings on our deck have required a robe, but here's autumn!Although I'd love to have no clothes to contend with at all, it's still needed during the cooler months here in Virginia. We get all four seasons here. And it's not realistic to think my next job won't require some clothing during working hours. Jobs do come up inside the resort, mind you, and many of the employees here don't need too much of that textile action. Regardless, I have WAY too much clothing so some of it may be going to the bonfire soon. Clothes suck!As to forming a group for shopping to cut down on clothed time, not so far, except for us and my "mom-in-law". We always check in with her before pulling on the panties to see if she needs something, and vice-versa. And going commando to the grocery store is not uncommon, of course.[/quote]
  
  A few afterthoughts.
  I did try burning my clothes once a long time ago when I was getting frisky with my wife in front of the fireplace. Then our son came home much sooner than expected so I was diving for cover.
  Have you ever tried burning clothes? Several people on this and other boards have commented on it. Someone on another board even commented that his retirement plans included donating most of his clothes, stocking up on supplies, coming home from work on the last day, and throwing all his remaining clothes in a bonfire. He would then live completely clothing free until he had to order something to go somewhere.

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  Tom D

  Oct 24, 2021

  [quote]And going commando to the grocery store is not uncommon, of course.[/quote] I would have expected that anyone who dislikes clothes as much as you do would even have any underwear to consider wearing!

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  Bill

  Oct 24, 2021

  Minimalist, funny you should ask about the church and I see it on Sunday - we just got back from a round of nude churchin'! We walked to the chapel nude (with our towels, of course), it being only sixty feet from our deck. Not many in our congregation with Covid-19 running the show right now, but that's okay by us. We hope to get regular services back on schedule first of the year if coronavirus allows, bible study included. One is never closer to a higher power than without clothes on, just like Adam & Eve!

  Considering my way too many pairs of underwear, I have some hording issues which the nudism is helping to battle (along with a woman in my life who knows how to gently push things towards the trash can when it's needed. I counted the other day and there WERE fifty-nine pairs of the unneeded undees in my collection. I still have some work to do in that regard.

  I'd enjoy retirement but didn't set myself up for it very well earlier in life, so it'll be "work til I'm dead" probably. One added bonus to the lifestyle here is a relatively low-cost living situation. Loving it!

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  Tom D

  Oct 24, 2021

  [quote] Considering my way too many pairs of underwear, I have some hording issues which the nudism is helping to battle (along with a woman in my life who knows how to gently push things towards the trash can when it's needed. I counted the other day and there WERE fifty-nine pairs of the unneeded undees in my collection. I still have some work to do in that regard.[/quote] Are you saying that all of your underwear is unnecessary? Probably time to build a bonfire and throw it all in, along with some other unneeded clothing!

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  Tom D

  Oct 25, 2021

  If you're savvy you can go for weeks without leaving the property for shopping and such.

  What is the longest time you have been continuously nude?

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  Bill

  Oct 25, 2021

  Continually nude is a difficult question to answer - eight years ago when I joined AANR I had eight days at the resort in a row, but I'm sure I ventured out of the resort a couple of times. I've just spent eleven straight days here but I think I made two trips for groceries and Lowes during that time, along with a few colder evenings and the given need for a robe on walks to the hot tub and the like. We are of course reminded that clothes do come in handy when there's ten inches of snow of the ground. Places farther south don't have as much need for that action but I do enjoy the seasons we get here.

  I've had friends who won't even wear sandals when they visit here. So I guess that makes me more of a nudist with reasoning, opting to avoid tearing up my tootsies by donning flip-flops while walking on the cement pool deck or before trekking across the grassy areas where bothersome sand spurs do grow. Ouch! But it's sort of like wearing a hat and a loose shirt when I'm mowing the grass - the skin needs protection from Sol sometimes or you will regret it. Mother nature is really in charge of the story when you are living so close to her. Skin cancer happens. We have enough things to worry about besides burning sensitive parts, some of which never see the sun on most people. It feels marvelous, the heat of the sun on one's privates, but take this advice - you NEVER want to get burned on those places.

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  Tom D

  Oct 25, 2021

  [quote]Continually nude is a difficult question to answer - eight years ago when I joined AANR I had eight days at the resort in a row, but I'm sure I ventured out of the resort a couple of times. I've just spent eleven straight days here but I think I made two trips for groceries and Lowes during that time, along with a few colder evenings and the given need for a robe on walks to the hot tub and the like. We are of course reminded that clothes do come in handy when there's ten inches of snow of the ground. Places farther south don't have as much need for that action but I do enjoy the seasons we get here. I've had friends who won't even wear sandals when they visit here. So I guess that makes me more of a nudist with reasoning, opting to avoid tearing up my tootsies by donning flip-flops while walking on the cement pool deck or before trekking across the grassy areas where bothersome sand spurs do grow. Ouch! But it's sort of like wearing a hat and a loose shirt when I'm mowing the grass - the skin needs protection from Sol sometimes or you will regret it. Mother nature is really in charge of the story when you are living so close to her. Skin cancer happens. We have enough things to worry about besides burning sensitive parts, some of which never see the sun on most people. It feels marvelous, the heat of the sun on one's privates, but take this advice - you NEVER want to get burned on those places.[/quote] Especially if you are circumcised!

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  Tom D

  Nov 15, 2021

  [quote]Considering my way too many pairs of underwear, I have some hording issues which the nudism is helping to battle (along with a woman in my life who knows how to gently push things towards the trash can when it's needed. I counted the other day and there WERE fifty-nine pairs of the unneeded undees in my collection. I still have some work to do in that regard. Are you saying that all of your underwear is unnecessary? Probably time to build a bonfire and throw it all in, along with some other unneeded clothing![/quote] Since the weather has gotten noticeably cooler, have you built a bonfire and thrown you unnecessary underwear and clothing in it yet?

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  Nudebloke

  Nov 16, 2021

  Yes, theee are naturist villages all over the place if you look, there are two sites within twenty miles of my home that take in day visitors - but also have a number of people living on the sites permanently. In France you have Cap DAgde which is basically a nudist town where people can also go to for a holiday.

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  Nudebloke

  Nov 16, 2021

  Yes, theee are naturist villages all over the place if you look, there are two sites within twenty miles of my home that take in day visitors - but also have a number of people living on the sites permanently. In France you have Cap DAgde which is basically a nudist town where people can also go to for a holiday.

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  Vincent

  Dec 3, 2021

  Yes there are few indeed.
  The best one will be Cap d'Agde in the South of France.
  Even in winter the temperature is suitable to live, work nude.
  In winter the population is about 15,000 and in summer over 65,000.
  There you can go everywhere nude without any issue.

  You also have much smaller nudists village in the South and South west of France from few hundreds to few thousands residents.

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  nuderay

  Dec 4, 2021

  [quote]Yes there are few indeed. The best one will be Cap d'Agde in the South of France. Even in winter the temperature is suitable to live, work nude. In winter the population is about 15,000 and in summer over 65,000. There you can go everywhere nude without any issue. You also have much smaller nudists village in the South and South west of France from few hundreds to few thousands residents.[/quote] Wouldn't mind visiting either one of those places. In Canada we get 3-4 months of warm weather during the summer.

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  nudeyooper

  Dec 4, 2021

  [quote]In Canada we get 3-4 months of warm weather during the summer.[/quote] You must be in southern Canada. We don't necessarily get that many in Michigan's Upper Peninsula. This year was an exception.

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