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I’ve just come across a blog dedicated to nude hiking. (No, don’t ask how I came across it!).
You’ll probably be relived to know that this blogger is based not in Scotland, but in the Pacific North West of the USA. He’s brought together a hole load of resources devoted to nude hiking, nude camping and so on.
NewsfeedTwitter: @mustbethisway
Twitter (all other stuff): @Andrew_Howell
Must Be This Way Twitter Twibe
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Cairngorms by Sleeper, mini-break report
First steps with a digital SLR camera
TGO 2006 TRAIL JOURNAL
TGO 2007 TRAIL JOURNAL
TGO 2009 TRAIL JOURNAL
NEWTGO 2010 Trail Journal
TGO Planning Guide
The Going Lighter Guide
21 Hikes, 1 Ride/9 Peaks β Peace One Day
A Little Bit About Not A Lot
AktoMan
Alan Sloman’s Big Walk
Alastair Humphreys β Adventurer
Ali and Lay’s Mountaineering Blog
Backpackinglight.co.uk
Batish’s Blog (Hiking in Japan)
Beating the Bounds – Mark Richards’ Blog
Ben Collins β Cross Spain Walk – NEW
Cameron McNeish – ‘The Godfather’
Chris Townsend
Colin Griffiths β Colin’s Biking Bits
Colin Griffiths β Croft Hill Record
Colin Griffiths β Rich Gift of Lins
Collected Musings of a Hill Wanderer β John Hennesy
Cumbria Fell Raven
Daryl May’s Hike Through Britain
Dave Wood is Red Yeti
Dawn’s Outdoor Blog
Doodlecat: an alternative look at the great outdoors
ebothy
Fat Git Walking
Footprints Across Scotland β Paul Sammonds
Gayle E. Bird (and MIke)
Gyrovagus
Hard Light – Steve Walton
Hendrik's Hiking in Finland
Hennessy Blog
Hike Wales
Hike-Lite
I Would Rather Be Walking
I’m So Dave – LEJOG
James Boulter – Backpacking Bongos
John Hee’s Blog
John Manning
Judy Armstrong’s Alpine Challenge
London Backpacker
Lone Walker
Mark Alvarez
Martin Banfield – Postcard from Timperley
Mike Pitt
NEW β Laura LIddell
NEW β Louise's Big Adventure
NEW β Minimal Gear
NEW! β Self Powered!
Nielsen Brown
Northern Pies (Mike Knipe ate them …)
Peewiglet
Peewiglet’s Blog
Petesy’s Blog
Phil Turner – lightweightoutdoors.com/
Practical Backpacking Forum
Robin Evans – Blogpackinglight
Roman’s Lighthiker’s World
Ron’s Walking Fort Bragg Blog
Ryan Jordan
Section HIker β Phil Werner
Shed Dweller β John's Shed Dwelling Moments!
Solitary Walker
Steven Horner
Summit and Valley
Team io – Super ultralight gear in the UK
The Bearable Lightness, Gustav BostrΓΆm
The Big Walk
The One and Only ‘Bearded Git’
The Roaming Dials
Three Peaks – Africa Expedition
Thunder in the Night β Joe Newton in Norway
Tommy Kelly
Two-Heel Drive
Walking with Paul Williams
Webtogs
Weird Darrren’s Whitespider1006 Blog
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I’d be interested to see what you typed into Google Andy!
Or were you researching the ultimate super-ultra-light TGO Challenge?
Chris
By Chris - Hikewales.co.uk on 03.15.07 9:14 pm
That’ll be secret Chris. Except to say that I don’t think he’ll be taking one of Bob’s real, wood burning fires with him !!!
By andy on 03.16.07 12:07 am
…now there’s dedication, in the skuddy and trekking through the snow.
Still, with th ewind in the right direction, and quiet SUW sections. Or when it is warm and raining, skin is easier to keep dry, I suppose.
By Aktoman on 03.17.07 9:22 am
Skin, the ultimate weatherproof material!
By andy on 03.17.07 10:34 pm
Skin is indeed the ultimate weatherproof material. Clothes just weigh you down, chaft you uncomfortably, trap the excess heat and moisture of a stenuous trek . . . and rob you of the wonderful sensation of sunlight on your skin.
Out in the wilderness it is wonderful to feel free and in a closer natural state with your environment. Everyone should try it!
By Rick on 03.22.07 9:58 pm
It’s a bit cold around here at the moment Rick!
By andy on 03.23.07 4:36 pm
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