Vintage nudism, from the forties, fifties, sixties. Family, Teens, Groups.
I have to say, once you've tried, you discovery there's no other way during a hot summer day. We all knew Europeans appreciated the joys of nudism, but in the states its imaged was tarnished, practitioners often people you wouldn't want to hang with, so to speak.
But over the past ten years all that's changed. Most of you live within fifty miles of a clothing optional beach or watering hole. Can you freely participate? Sure, as long as you're there to join in (and not lurk with binoculars). The etiquette is simple: Don't leer, and enjoy yourself.
a word on nudism
In 1998, after a horrifying evening in Paris, Mobley decided to call it quits. Twenty-five years of traversing the globe for corporate America had taken its toll. He hopped the next flight back to the U.S. Late that year he began work on "Men In Suits," a semi-fictional account of his years on the road.
When not composing fiction, Mobley enjoys constructing essays and whimsical commentaries, a few of which are reprinted on these pages.
He lives in the Seattle with his wife and five children.
What the Swiss like to do when they're not cutting their cheese. (caution: nudity)
copyrighted material
nudism for sane people
why "nude"
satire?
"It's come to my attention that much of what I write about has to do with human dignity in the face of nudity. Plus, nudity seems to be a popular topic. Thus, a theme was born, and it's been very, very good to me."
Mobley
the reluctant nudist
Summer 2012
"the nudist"
an uneven collection with no apparent purpose, has appeared in a variety of failed online publications.
