Desert Camping

We have been boondocking in the Arizona and California deserts for almost three months now and I’m naked for at least a few hours every day. We have had some days that have been too windy or cool to sit out but not a lot. We are at American Girl Mine in Ca right now. It’s a bit cool right now as it has clouded over but the sun is out over the sand dunes to the west of us. Are any other nudists out here enjoying what we do best?

 

i always wondered where girls come from. is american boy mine nearby?

 

I think it's in Nevada .LoL

 

Do we have photos Farm?

 

In late March, we will begin a 5000 mile RV camping trip from Texas through Arizona, Utah, on up to Washington. Then route to Montana, Wyoming to Colorado back to Texas. Along the way, we will spend time at nudist campgrounds.

 

I'm not much of a photographer but I'll try

 

Great, have a super trip.

 

You said in chat you had a photo for me?

 

I do I'll try to get it posted soon. Not sposed to post to chat are you. And I'm not a multitasker and not great with technology. LOL

 

You can post photos in chat. But only the code.

 

There was a bit too much "skin" showing. I had to crop the pic a bit.

 

Now you know full well that has got me going. lol xxxx

 

Maybe I shouldn't have cropped it.

 

Oh, you naughty boy. lol

 

You should have packed me along! You just knew that a nudist photographer would come in handy!!

 

I can only imagine that! Hope that bit wasn't embarrassing you too much.

 

I cannot see myself camping anywhere where I could not hear my ancient ancestors and wights of the lands speak to me as the wind whispers through the trees.

 

i don't know what that means but it sounds lit af! To return to nature among he gods in my ancestral lands. And, i dont know, kill an animal with my bare hands to eat or something

 

Where I live is a lot of pine trees. The wind cuts through them and then comes off the many pine needles. To me it sounds like whispers. I look at our forests as history and a place where my most ancient ancestors have roamed. My body may not be rooted into the earth with these trees for connection, but I can definitely hear them speak to me.

 

When I was in 8th grade we camped in Joshua Tree with myself and a group of peers. I think I ate my trail mix on the first day...