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Walking nude in the snow

Posted Jan 8, 2022

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D Ray
D RayOriginal Poster
Jan 8, 2022

Anyone else like to walk barefoot in the snow?

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  • ME
    Member
    Jan 9, 2022

    Yea I've done it but I like to wear something on my feet so I can stay out longer naked. I try and stay out for a least half hour. My body gets used to the cold by then.

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  • NU
    nudeyooper
    Jan 9, 2022

    Can't say that I like to walk barefoot in the snow or go out naked in winter but have done so many times to get the mail, take the trash to the bin, or take the bin to or from the street. If there is no wind, you can tolerate much more cold, and having heated floors is welcome. I do it because it is more convenient than getting dressed with coat, hat, gloves, and boots.

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    Lakeman221
    Lakeman221
    Jan 9, 2022

    NO, I don't even like to see pictures of that white shit, much less see it outside on the ground, If I have to walk in it I will be wearing warm boots & socks, thermal underwear. jeans. flannel shirt and probably insulated coveralls.

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    D Ray
    D RayOriginal Poster
    Jan 9, 2022

    Try flip flops, they work great while shoveling snow! That is till frostbite sets in!

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  • MI
    Michael
    Michael
    Jan 9, 2022

    I do. I'm 75 km. north of Montreal so there is plenty of snow!

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  • MA
    ManOfWicklow
    ManOfWicklow
    Jan 9, 2022
    [quote]NO, I don't even like to see pictures of that white shit, much less see it outside on the ground, If I have to walk in it I will be wearing warm boots & socks, thermal underwear. jeans. flannel shirt and probably insulated coveralls.[/quote] Ditto
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  • MI
    Michael
    Michael
    Jan 9, 2022

    I first walked (ran) in the snow on a dare. Some girls I went to school with dared me to strip naked and run around their (big) house. It had snowed but it wasn't too cold and the grass was still green underneath. Not one to welch on a deal I stripped down naked and ran around their house. It was during the day and people could have easily seen me but I don't think anyone did. Ever since then I have liked being naked in the snow even to the point of rolling in it on warmer days.

    I recently moved to a clothing optional resort in Sainte-Julienne, Quebec and I would like to have an outdoor sauna built just to be able to come out and roll in the snow. Oh what fun!

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    Michael
    Michael
    Jan 9, 2022

    I first walked (ran) in the snow on a dare. Some girls I went to school with dared me to strip naked and run around their (big) house. It had snowed but it wasn't too cold and the grass was still green underneath. Not one to welch on a deal I stripped down naked and ran around their house. It was during the day and people could have easily seen me but I don't think anyone did. Ever since then I have liked being naked in the snow even to the point of rolling in it on warmer days.

    I recently moved to a clothing optional resort in Sainte-Julienne, Quebec and I would like to have an outdoor sauna built just to be able to come out and roll in the snow. Oh what fun!

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    EarlD
    EarlD
    Jan 9, 2022

    Have walked barefoot in the snow before tho I wouldnt say it something I like doing despite being a longtime barefooter.

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    ManOfWicklow
    ManOfWicklow
    Jan 9, 2022

    No footwear, no sense. Enough said.

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  • DR
    D Ray
    D RayOriginal Poster
    Jan 9, 2022

    Nothing like coming out of the hot tub and then rolling in the snow. Love the steam raising off the body!

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    D Ray
    D RayOriginal Poster
    Jan 9, 2022

    For all those who think we are crazy, your right! But what the hell, give it a try!

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    UrsaMajor
    UrsaMajor
    Jan 10, 2022

    I'm in Alaska. It warmed up today, +6f but the wind is gusting to 45mph. I don't even want to barefoot in my house.

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    Bill
    Bill
    Jan 10, 2022

    Barefooting in the snow is for the brave, making naked snow angels is for the crazies! Then jogging back to and getting back in the hot tub, that is like nothing else I've experienced - tiny little hot needles all over my body mmm hmm, now that's what I call alive. Life is for living, take off those foot coverings and live it!

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    Ross Angus
    Ross Angus
    Jan 11, 2022

    I have done nude walking in snow. When we had a dog, I had to take him out in the morning and occasionally it had snowed overnight. Once with 6" of snow around, I stripped naked and walked around a local field twice (about 15mins) before getting dressed again.

    First thing I put on was sox and shoes!

    Have done a few snow baths too - very invigorating!

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  • MC
    Mcdcvs
    Mcdcvs
    Jan 17, 2022

    Yes at the hot springs and the club. Although the club has heated mats from the bath house to the hot tub so you dont have to walk in the snow unless they are off or you want to. I would not walk bare feet in the snow otherwise.

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  • BI
    Bill
    Bill
    Jan 18, 2022

    Aaah yes, fond memories do come back to this old brain when tweaked by another person's story. I enjoyed some nude hot tubbing a few years ago up on the side of a mountain with a couple of friends, and he was one of those dudes who more was better, keeping his hot tub at 108 degrees! Let me tell you, lolling around in the snow between dips into that hot action was not only pleasurable but needed after a few minutes in that boiling story!

    Have I gone too far the topic of snowy feet, you think? Sweet memory, regardless.

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  • NU
    nudeyooper
    Jan 18, 2022

    I am not one to use a sauna, but in our part of the country a step out of the sauna and a roll in the snow is quite common.

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  • DR
    D Ray
    D RayOriginal Poster
    Jan 18, 2022

    Wildwilly1. I started this thread and I dont think your off base at all. Im happy it expanded to other nude snow experiences. Winter up north can be so depressing for nudists, we need outdoor nude activities! And so what if southerners think we are crazy, we are!

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  • ME
    Member
    Jan 18, 2022

    We dont get a lot of opportunity to walk nude in the snow down here & if it snows everyone goes outside and stands around to look at it. I think its about every 5 to 10 years we have a light dusting. This morning it was 31F with a good covering of frost & I was able to briefly step out in it nude but thats about it. Ft Walton had a forecast of light flurries this past weekend, but didnt hear back about it. I guess well have to make do with our white sand.

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    Keith
    Keith
    Jan 19, 2022

    I've been down here since mid-2009 and snow is a dim memory now. I used to enjoy it but not anymore. Now, yeah I'm a devote of the white sand.

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    FullSun
    FullSun
    Jan 19, 2022
    [quote]We dont get a lot of opportunity to walk nude in the snow down here & if it snows everyone goes outside and stands around to look at it. I think its about every 5 to 10 years we have a light dusting. This morning it was 31F with a good covering of frost & I was able to briefly step out in it nude but thats about it. Ft Walton had a forecast of light flurries this past weekend, but didnt hear back about it. I guess well have to make do with our white sand.[/quote] Same here in Californias Central Valley, about every 5-10 years people get memorized by this white stuff falling out of the sky for maybe an hour. And people think they are going to freeze to death when it gets down to 29 or 30 at night. However, if you want to see snow its about an hour and a half up the road to Tahoe.
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    Bill
    Bill
    Jan 19, 2022

    It seems as if we might get a chance to do some of these naked snow activities soon with an eight inch snow storm forecast for this weekend! We all don't appreciate eight inches, but we do here, hee!

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