Naked In The Garage
The garage is our own little nudist clubhouse... Dartboard, refridgerator(BEER), big screen T.V.,all the necessities and Hot tub right outside the door!
- created by DougKym
Workshop/Garage
Return to DiscussionsI have a workshop which opens to the back of my garage; both attached to the house. As the temperature allows, I am always nude in there. I am not much of a mechanic although I have done work on my own vehicles but.. I am, however, a wood worker and carver.
We moved here from a two bedroom apartment and my shop isn't completely set up to my desires but thus far, it is doing quite well.
Our previous home had a three car garage. The single car portion of the garage was my workshop. I'd often work in there with the larger garage door open but the single car garage door closed because many of my very large power tools were placed against that door. I was fortunate that the people that lived across the street worked and their kids were in school. Most weekdays, I could have walked around out front in broad daylight and most likely not be seen but kept my nudity in the garage and in our backyard.
Our current garage, not as private, not as big but I'm still out there naked quite a bit. You just have to be aware of your surroundings and neighbor's habits. Most times, it quite easy to be naked in this garage but our previous garage was much easier. I'd love to have a "shop" like so many people seem to have. A "shop" that's large enough to house a motorhome, 2-4 cars and still room for all my large power tools and maybe a small man cave area!
Very nice workshop and especially one nice photo. They may show as "media unavailable" but if you click on them you can see the pics. I no longer drive so for the last 5 years I have kept a hot tub inside the garage, outdoor carpet all around and a couple of seats. A small space heater provided heat during the winter. Some very fine parties! I solved the open door/privacy problem by taking two of those vinyl 4x8 privacy screens from Home Depot, stapling some of that sun-block window fabric to one side. Then I mounted them onto the backsides of a couple of cheap bakers racks. Placed between the door and the spa, you can see out but no one can see in during the day and no one even knows if you have a spa inside.