RE:When there are no nudists places

Have you ever run into a park ranger or anyone from the government? I'm wondering what would happen if you did? I did hike in a National Park last year outside Murphy (Lake Hiawassee at Hanging Dog.) A neighbor had told me about an old road that had been closed off from the public and she used to take her dogs so they could run free. It took you from the main road to a closed down boat ramp. About a mile walk or so. Had a spectacular view above the lake and I was able to due it nude. Just wondering what would happen if a ranger came across?

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RE:When there are no nudists places

I am nude at non nude beaches, I just set up so I can cover up if I have to, but mostly I don't. I will get in the water nude. I just walk in and look forward like it is legal. I have had comments from people but they were always supportive. Sometimes people will wait until I come out of the water and tell me it's okay. I have even had people join me that's soooo fun. My beach is very spread out and never more than maybe 100 people, it is not uncommon to see someone nude in this community. New people to the area get shocked.

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RE:When there are no nudists places

I have, but we are in Canaveral national seashore park and there is designated nude area, I was seen by the rangers doing turtle patrol in a non nude area. The girls smiled stopped and talked, they did a lot of looking and then they left. Friends I know tell me if they like it they say cover up . The national parks have no law against nudity, but there may be local ordinances about it.

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