If you want to do your yard work nude you should move to Florida. This story is written in an amusing way but it is factually accurate.
https://rare.us/rare-news/across-the-u-s-a/florida-man-naked-yard-work/
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Tom DMar 14, 2021In NJ, shirtless men, women in bikini tops and barefoot for both are common in shops and causal restaurants near the beaches.
However, many signs in other areas say that shirts and shoes are required by state law, which is obviously not true.
Similarly, I asked the manager of a small hotel in Florida if very brief men's swimwear in the pool would be a problem.
She said no, but state law prohibited nude swimming.
I know that is not the case because there are many clothing optional resorts in Florida. but I didn't say anything.ReactReply - ST
SteveMar 17, 2021[quote]I have checked the bare feet issue more thoroughly and found that no state prohibits bare feet driving. Flip flops and high heels are legal too, but I don't think that they are as safe as the bare foot operating the pedals.[/quote] I think it's one of those urban myths that date from pre-internet times. I tended to dismiss it, but with 50 different states it was always possible thatonewould have it on the books!ReactReply - PA
PaulMar 17, 2021[quote]I have checked the bare feet issue more thoroughly and found that no state prohibits bare feet driving. Flip flops and high heels are legal too, but I don't think that they are as safe as the bare foot operating the pedals. I think it's one of those urban myths that date from pre-internet times. I tended to dismiss it, but with 50 different states it was always possible that one would have it on the books![/quote] Flip flops are banned for been used for driving in the UK (so are wellington boots as the high back can get jammed under the seat) as there is a high risk of them coming off and causing an accident.ReactReply - NUnudeyooperMar 17, 2021
I never thought of driving in my wellies, but knowing of the hazard is good. In our part of the world, many of us wear pack boots in the winter, rubber soles, leather uppers and have felt liners that can be taken out to dry. They too are not the safest footwear for driving.
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