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Being Nude in the Rain and Mud

Posted Dec 10, 2009

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rjeagles
rjeaglesOriginal Poster
Dec 10, 2009

Several months ago I had the opportunity of being at a nude resort and they had a nature trail....I know tha a lot of people like to walk around outdoors naked, but with shoes on, but I am truly a nudist and love to also be barefoot, especially walking thru the woods.  On this nature trail walk it starting to rain, which was so refreshing on my body......After about a 1/2 hour walking on the trail in the rain, I came to a dirt road whereby there was mud puddles.....Did you ever walk nude and barefoot thru mud? Well, this was my first experience and the mud between my toes was great......Again being at a nude resort I decided to go for it all and got into the mud sitting down and feeling a great earthy experience, which I will never forget....Just wanted to share my experience to see if any one else had the same and if not, give it a try......

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  • TH
    Thomas
    Thomas
    Dec 10, 2009

    I have hiked nude and barefoot many times.  When our drought ended and we started getting rain, barefoot was the only way to go.  There were places where the freshly plowed ground was so soft I sank into the mud more than ankle deep and if I had been wearing shoes they would have gotted stuck in the mud.  There were several places where I had to walk through water because it was still draining down after the rains.  It was wonderfull and being barefoot made me be a lot quieter.  I was able to walk up a lot closer to wildlife which normally would have run away a lot earlier.  Maybe they felt I was safe since I was nude.

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  • ME
    Member
    Dec 11, 2009
    [quote]That sounds like a total hoot. Shall we start a mud angel competition this summer?[/quote]    Oh the joys of childhood memories sitting in the mud and making pies. (Think I remember ruining my mother's best pie tin). Mud angel contest...has it's possibilities.   Lookn, would you join us for that one?
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  • MI
    Miss_Linda
    Miss_Linda
    Dec 11, 2009

    A few years ago, my husband thought it would be interesting to take pictures of me playing in mud. We knew a place where it fills up with water every time it rains and it is near a lake, so I could splash the mud off of me afterwards. I discovered the hard way that orange clay does not come off so easily. Still, it was fun!

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  • BL
    blueiron35
    blueiron35
    Dec 11, 2009

    When I helped my friend build his house in Jonesboro, Ar. I got that orange clay all  over me after the rain. Even after using LAVA soap in the shower my skin stayed orange. It would rub off on my sheets overnight. I had to toss the sheets to the local animal shelter. Im sure they wondered what the keck it was.

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  • BL
    blueiron35
    blueiron35
    Dec 11, 2009

    Did they have bald oompa loompas?

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  • ME
    Member
    Dec 11, 2009

    One time me and my ex partner where on a traffic jam
    He decided to take a “short cut” thru a close field .
    “don’t wary , it’s a 4X4 “ he said.
    Long story short: 6 hours later , 300$ (!!!!!) for a tractor driver who was willing to come to the rescue , a dead engine ( apparently diesel engines and mud don’t go along…)
    I remember appearing in a near by store to by clothes , the clerk looked at me like I fell down from the sky.

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  • PH
    Philfreeeuk
    Philfreeeuk
    Dec 11, 2009
    [quote]One time me and my ex partner where on a traffic jam He decided to take a “short cut” thru a close field . “don’t wary , it’s a 4X4 “ he said. Long story short: 6 hours later , 300$ (!!!!!) for a tractor driver who was willing to come to the rescue , a dead engine ( apparently diesel engines and mud don’t go along…) I remember appearing in a near by store to by clothes , the clerk looked at me like I fell down from the sky.[/quote]  Haha, I noticed you said, ...... Ex partner!   I've only managed it once, we don't get warm rain here too often, but it really was grate! I long for the chance to do it again, as for mud as well, I can only imagine how good that would be, but it's on my "things to do before I die" list!
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  • ME
    Member
    Dec 11, 2009
    [quote][quote]One time me and my ex partner where on a traffic jam He decided to take a “short cut” thru a close field . “don’t wary , it’s a 4X4 “ he said. Long story short: 6 hours later , 300$ (!!!!!) for a tractor driver who was willing to come to the rescue , a dead engine ( apparently diesel engines and mud don’t go along…) I remember appearing in a near by store to by clothes , the clerk looked at me like I fell down from the sky.[/quote]   Haha, I noticed you said, ...... Ex partner!   I've only managed it once, we don't get warm rain here too often, but it really was grate! I long for the chance to do it again, as for mud as well, I can only imagine how good that would be, but it's on my "things to do before I die" list![/quote] Just to clarify , not “that” kind of partner..jeje Business partner…
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  • GA
    gator1
    gator1
    Dec 11, 2009
    [quote]Dont know about the mud.....But bronko and I took a wonderful midnight dip in the pool last night during an incredible thunder and lightning storm.....Just amazing...and perhaps a wee tad dangerous as well :)[/quote]   Great fun...have done just that...but Jackie, you're very right about the dangerous part! Gator1
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  • BI
    BikerNude
    BikerNude
    Jan 6, 2010

    Asolutely love being nude in the rain. Being in Az, we get a few warm summer showers that are perfect. Have not tried the mud thing, but it sounds wonderful. Will have to keep that one in mind.

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    gabare
    gabare
    Jan 6, 2010

    when i hike in spring and summer i usually wear crocs as easy on easy off, like to wade thru creeks and mud . always amazes me that when at beach or club when it start to rain all the nudist run for shelter, why?

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    Curt, or Cowboy
    Curt, or Cowboy
    Jan 6, 2010
    [quote] always amazes me that when at beach or club when it start to rain all the nudist run for shelter, why?[/quote]  Lightning, and evaporative cooling, mostly. ( how do I know this ? )
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  • PH
    Philfreeeuk
    Philfreeeuk
    Jul 11, 2010
    Wow! two hikes in one day! Hot and windy naked 2 hours in the Orchards, (fantastic) followed by a cold shower in the garden (absolute HEAVEN!)   And then, a two mile night hike, Orchards and a meadow of very long grass :) Half way round I felt a rain drop, forecast was rain (that's why I was there) and I thought, wonder how long it'll be before it rains hard. At that very moment, it started tipping it down, I was in paradise, stopped at a picnic area and laid on my back on the table, and just enjoyed the rain on my body.   Got back to my usual get dressed point and thought, putting dry clothes on a wet body is just not sensible, what the hell, it's about 3 am by now, so I just boldly kept on walking, down the lane, past three street lamps and six houses to the main residential street (two hundred yards of brightly illuminated terraced houses both sides, and then into my street and home. Never saw a sole :)    What am I like? hehe. What a great day! :)   Happy now!
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    Philfreeeuk
    Philfreeeuk
    Jul 13, 2010

    Bumpt re multiple posting.

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  • BA
    barewabbit
    barewabbit
    Jul 13, 2010

    I have hiked nude many times on trails in the rain, and have rolled in mud puddles. What a great feeling. I to like to go barefoot.

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  • FR
    Fred Rodgers
    Fred Rodgers
    Aug 9, 2010

    Growing up in a small rural community, most of my friends and I went barefoot as a matter of course. So that line about feeling the mud between your toes brought back some wonderful memories. Of course when I am at my resort, I can walk around barefoot and barebutt. Just not much mud to squish between my toes.

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