mfp@pyuxss.UUCP (A Garcia) (12/12/84)
Hey! all you nudists out there, how come your`e so quiet lately. Speak out and let`s hear it for the boy. If it`s winter and we can`t see anything let`s at least read something.
ecl@ahuta.UUCP (e.leeper) (12/13/84)
REFERENCES: <385@pyuxss.UUCP> Okay, if you want someone to speak out, I'll ask: Does anyone have any information on the clothing-optional whale watch for next year (like a date, or address to write to)? Evelyn C. Leeper ==> Note new net address: ...ihnp4!ahuta!ecl (Mail sent to my old address will be forwarded temporarily.)
ecl@ahuta.UUCP (e.leeper) (12/13/84)
REFERENCES: <385@pyuxss.UUCP>, <213@ahuta.UUCP> Re my previous message: I mean the whale watch from Cape Cod around June or so. Evelyn C. Leeper ==> Note new net address: ...ihnp4!ahuta!ecl (Mail sent to my old address will be forwarded temporarily.)
dxp@pyuxhh.UUCP (D Peak) (12/14/84)
~~>Does anyone have any information on the clothing-optional whale watch for
~~>next year (like a date, or address to write to)?
~~>
~~> Evelyn C. Leeper
~~>==> Note new net address: ...ihnp4!ahuta!ecl
I have it on very good authority that the whales will not be clothed AGAIN
this year. My source ? M.Dick @ 38 N 68 W, Atlantic Ocean.
On a more serious note. Clothing-optional activities are de rigeur in the
Caribbean, especially in boating activities, much more so that in the
continental US(climate helps considerably). Whale watching can be
done from the island of Bequia where whaling is still an active occupation.
These guys go out in open 16-20' rowing boats to catch their whales !
Bequia is located in the Grenadines of St. Vincent (approx 100 miles north
of Grenada).
--
Dave Peak (pyuxhh!dxp)
"Don't just stand there DROOLING - charm the hell out of me !"eager@amd.UUCP (Mike Eager) (12/19/84)
> Hey! all you nudists out there, how come your`e so quiet lately. > Speak out and let`s hear it for the boy. > If it`s winter and we can`t see anything let`s at least read something. My plans for New Years Eve include attending a party at some friends. For the past two years they have heated their swimming pool to about 101 degrees (a bit expensive) and turned it into a monster hot tub. Clothing optional, of course. "What do you mean, You don't own a swim suit?"
annab@azure.UUCP (Anna Beaver) (12/20/84)
> > My plans for New Years Eve include attending a party at some friends. For the > past two years they have heated their swimming pool to about 101 degrees (a bit > expensive) and turned it into a monster hot tub. Clothing optional, of course. > > "What do you mean, You don't own a swim suit?" Hottubs are wonderful especialy the outdoor ones. So what if it's 20 outside or 40, it's about 100 in the tub and takes no time to get you warm. Some cities have places with outdoor tubs to rent if you're not lucky enough to own one or have access to one. Later on, in about February or so after things thaw. It's nice to uncover the pool and periodicly jump in. We found it better to start out on the far side if you are brave enough to swim across. That way you are right there at the tub when you get out. It's quite exhilarating and after about the third time your skin kinda shuts off and you kind of radiate. Annadiana Beaver A Beaver@Tektronix "What's a swim suit?"
chris@politik.UUCP (Christopher Seiwald) (12/24/84)
> Later on, in about February or so after things thaw. It's nice to > uncover the pool and periodicly jump in. We found it better to start out > on the far side if you are brave enough to swim across. That way you are > right there at the tub when you get out. It's quite exhilarating and after > about the third time your skin kinda shuts off and you kind of radiate. > Careful. I understand that such hot -> cold transitions can send blood pressure to 300+. -- Christopher Seiwald dual!ptsfa!politik!chris
jla@usl.UUCP (Joseph L Arceneaux) (01/04/85)
Actually, I am enamored of the reverse process, which is sitting in the whirlpool for 20 minutes or so and then going out to the cold pool. It is quite invigorating and afterwards (for about 15 mins) I find it quite comfortable outside even though it may really be only 40 degrees. As it is a rather dramatic experience, I asked a doctor friend who said that if it didn't kill you, it was probably good for you. -- Joseph Arceneaux (ut-sally!usl!jla)