James

I'm a friendly, smart, intelligent, cultured and approachable chap, very interested in classic and cult films and TV, literature, I think I've always been a naturist at heart from a young age, but only got opportunities to enjoy it openly and socially in the last decade with trips to nudist beaches, men only swimming clubs, woodland spas, and of course taking part in the World Naked Bike Ride. I enjoy relaxing naked at home as the perfect way to unwind.

Like minded souls with a similar healthy, open appreciation of naturism, it'd be nice to find people to hang out nude with as it's a fun experience to share in a prime location - love the beach especially, living as I do on the Pembrokeshire coast. Interests outside of naturism a plus - I can hold an intelligent conversation on most topics and enjoy interacting with people with wide ranging interests.

I am passionate about cult and classic film and TV (see below), enjoy reading. Activity-wise I love long walks in the country, cycling, swimming, jogging and used to be into hot yoga but there's a lack of classes down here :(rnBooks seem to be not covered in any of the subsections below, so I'll cover it here. I've recently enjoyed the Unbeatable Squirrel Girl, She-Hulk and Ms Marvel comic books, very funky; a book about BBC records' singles releases; Siddhartha by Herman Hesse made a profound impression on me; Reasons to Stay Alive by Matt Haig; a couple of books about Ziggy Stardust (I'm a lifelong Bowie nut) and Philip Sandifer's TARDIS Eruditorum books based on his blog of the same name. Currently reading The Mule by David Quantick. My favourite novels are A Handful of Dust, Catcher In The Rye, Of Mice & Men and High-Rise.

I love most genres of music - jazz, punk, folk, indie - with enduring faves being Bowie, Blur, Suede, Blondie, Buzzcocks, Super Furry Animals, Miles Davis, Kate Bush and Joni Mitchell.rnMost recent albums I've bought and enjoyed are Suede's Night Thoughts, Songs For Our Mothers by Fat White Family, Not To Disappear by Daughter, Adore Life by Savages and Post Pop Depression by Iggy Pop.

As mentioned above, classic and cult film and TV (particularly comedy, 1960s and 1970s domestic and foreign horror/fantasy). Recently enjoyed the films Inside Llewyn Davies, Night of the Demon (IT'S IN THE TREES!), Dr Phibes Rises Again (not as good as the first film but has its moments), Eagle vs Shark, Warm Bodies, Electric Boogaloo: The Wild Untold Story of Cannon Films and no end of slightly sleazy, ropey, low budget British horrors

David Bowie, Peter Cook, Frank Zappa, Monty Python.