Where would you choose to live?

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  Tom === Thomas S. Tierney

  Oct 24, 2016

  IF I were young I would want to live in Manhattan. I lived there for a short time in the 50's. I love NYC.
  
  

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  ManOfWicklow

  Oct 24, 2016

  Anywhere I don't hear the name Donald Trump.
  

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  lv2eatout

  Oct 24, 2016

  I would buy a home at Cypress Cove in Orlando. You can be nude all the time, plenty of activities, and close to entertainment, beaches, etc.

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  TimOriginal Poster

  Oct 24, 2016

  So you would choose to live at a resort over having a place private enough to be nude whenever you liked, without the addition fees and rules associated with a resort...thinkin more along the lines of HOA rules and such...
  

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  TimOriginal Poster

  Oct 24, 2016

  now that sounds like a good plan, but of course, finding homes for sale in a neighborhood within your budget, size range plus near other nudist...seems almost too much to ask...
  

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  noodengr2

  Oct 24, 2016

  northwest Arkansas or western North Carolina.   I have vacationed in both places.  Their are mountains for beauty, a mile overall climate.  Winter is like 6 weeks long.  Very few mosquitoes ( at least in Arkansas)  find a lake with a cabin and get a  small boat to explore the lake.  many have secluded coves to skinny dip to your heart's content
  

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  Bill Bowser

  Oct 25, 2016

  MauibecauseHawaii. I figure I might as well dream big.

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  DesertRat

  Oct 25, 2016

  My favorite place would be a tropical island; living by an endless nudist beach and close enough to all the necessities of the modern world. Of course I would have to have the income to support this carefree life style.

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  TimOriginal Poster

  Oct 25, 2016

  Hawaii tropical island both sound good, but sadly out of my price range. but I guess I could be poor anywhere...lol
  

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  JoeD1949

  Oct 25, 2016

  [quote]I would buy a home at Cypress Cove in Orlando. You can be nude all the time, plenty of activities, and close to entertainment, beaches, etc.[/quote] I agree.  We have a secluded back yard at home where we spend may days completely nude, but nothing beats The Cove experience.  Cheeks for lunch and drinks, Lakeside for dinner and entertainment and dancing, Scuttlebutts for light dinners and karaoke.  But the biggest reason we like it there is the people we've met.  There's not a trip there that we don't exchange contact information with someone new.  The Cove has become our home away from home and if we were a little younger would definitely consider buying something there.
  

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  J.

  Oct 25, 2016

  [quote] [quote]I would buy a home at Cypress Cove in Orlando. You can be nude all the time, plenty of activities, and close to entertainment, beaches, etc.[/quote] I agree.  We have a secluded back yard at home where we spend may days completely nude, but nothing beats The Cove experience.  Cheeks for lunch and drinks, Lakeside for dinner and entertainment and dancing, Scuttlebutts for light dinners and karaoke.  But the biggest reason we like it there is the people we've met.  There's not a trip there that we don't exchange contact information with someone new.  The Cove has become our home away from home and if we were a little younger would definitely consider buying something there.
  [/quote]Having just come back from Nude-a-Palooza at the Cove, I agree as well. We walked around the streets and discussed which for sale lots looked like something we would like. And we have a great time meeting new people, too. If not there, maybe a house really close to the Cove so we could go there whenever we wanted.

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  Member

  Oct 26, 2016

  We have a home next door to the Cove but would really like to live in the Cove.

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  Hawk

  Oct 26, 2016

  [quote]If you could just up and move to any place in the US, where would you choose to live and why? I'm a 55 year old single male that may be on the verge of making a life changing choice. The opportunity presents itself, and there's nothing holding me where I am. Torn between thoughts of enough land to be nude anytime outdoors, or close to a resort / beach.
  [/quote]Anywhere our nude lifestyle = utopia :)

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  TimOriginal Poster

  Oct 27, 2016

  I've been thinking more south than north, interesting....
  

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  Jim Shorts

  Nov 4, 2016

  [quote]I would buy a home at Cypress Cove in Orlando. You can be nude all the time, plenty of activities, and close to entertainment, beaches, etc.[/quote]I don't think that Cypress Cove is very open to single males.  I recently had a conversation with them, perhaps an argument, over the issue.  I told them that was their prerogative, but it was sexist because they let single females and everyone else in, I would discourage members of Texas Panhandle Area Naturists (my organization that's restarting) from visiting them, and I also would discourage others from here in the SW region.  I also told them that I and they would take our business elsewhere.
  

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  Jim Shorts

  Nov 4, 2016

  [quote]If you could just up and move to any place in the US, where would you choose to live and why? I'm a 55 year old single male that may be on the verge of making a life changing choice. The opportunity presents itself, and there's nothing holding me where I am. Torn between thoughts of enough land to be nude anytime outdoors, or close to a resort / beach.
  [/quote]I would live all over the USA.  I would be an RVer.  I would probably have a home base somewhere or two...perhaps condos.  I would not take up permanent residence anywhere in the Northern half of the country.  As far as a home in town, country or beachfront, I would probably have a home in all of the above, but I would certainly have property within a naturist community.
  

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  Half

  Nov 5, 2016

  [quote][quote]If you could just up and move to any place in the US, where would you choose to live and why? I'm a 55 year old single male that may be on the verge of making a life changing choice. The opportunity presents itself, and there's nothing holding me where I am. Torn between thoughts of enough land to be nude anytime outdoors, or close to a resort / beach.
  [/quote]I would live all over the USA.  I would be an RVer.  I would probably have a home base somewhere or two...perhaps condos.  I would not take up permanent residence anywhere in the Northern half of the country.  As far as a home in town, country or beachfront, I would probably have a home in all of the above, but I would certainly have property within a naturist community.
  [/quote] Yes, a home on wheels Would be my choice too. Nudist parks only!

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  ManOfWicklow

  Nov 5, 2016

  On a boat
  

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  Member

  Nov 5, 2016

  [quote][quote]I would buy a home at Cypress Cove in Orlando. You can be nude all the time, plenty of activities, and close to entertainment, beaches, etc.[/quote]I don't think that Cypress Cove is very open to single males.  I recently had a conversation with them, perhaps an argument, over the issue.  I told them that was their prerogative, but it was sexist because they let single females and everyone else in, I would discourage members of Texas Panhandle Area Naturists (my organization that's restarting) from visiting them, and I also would discourage others from here in the SW region.  I also told them that I and they would take our business elsewhere.
  [/quote]Dont know where you got that idea about the Cove.  We have been members for years.  There are sinle male and female members and residents both there.  Ive never seen any discrimination on that,  race,  sexual orientation or anything else for that matter.  I have seen people accepted with health related issues,  mastectomies,  transvestites,  and gays.  What is not tolerated is flaunting of oneself and persuasion of sex or swinging.  Though Im sure secretly it probably goes on.  Basically anything threatening to others isnt tolerated. But Ive never found a statement such as yours to be true.

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  Rob

  Nov 5, 2016

  Anywhere where the seasons change but never gets too cold, where it only snows on Christmas, where Spring and Summer are long and warm and where I can look out of my windows and see nature not neighbors.  And, oh yeah, where I can walk to shopping and theaters and restaurants.  Doubt that it exists but one can always dream.
  

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  TimOriginal Poster

  Nov 6, 2016

  I hadn't really thought about the RVing, that might just be the ticket, as a single man, I really don't need a house and all the crap I've collected over the years. An RV would make me downsize (a really good thing) and reconsider what's important. If I don't like my neighbors, I could always move on short notice. spring here, summer there, winter way over there...might be perfect. Thanks!
  

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  TimOriginal Poster

  Nov 14, 2016

  What do you guys think about the Austin Tx. area...close enough to Hippy Hollow to get there by boat perhaps?
  

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  nudeyooper

  Nov 16, 2016

  For as long as I can remember, I wanted to live on an island secluded enough that I could live as naked as I desired.  It's a dream that will never become reality.  Just something that is not affordable.
  

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  craigop

  Dec 1, 2016

  I have put a lot of thought into this myself and founds many places around the U.S. that might work well. The RV thing is the best solution to begin with. That way you can take your time going from place to place living in the RV until you found the ideal place to settle. If you're looking for a home base you might consider Florida, Texas or Nevada since there is no income tax. At first I chose Florida but now am in Texas, have a motorhome, and traveling whenever the weather permits. Just remember, there is no perfect place - all places have their positives and negatives - and what might be good for one person might not be good for another. As a single male it would be easier if I had a travel partner. I have foudn many nudist places do not allow single men (disciminatory, yes- but that is the way it is). But, as I have stayed at both all male place as well as mixed I have found most people are much friendlier than not.

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