Some brand new content from the Magic Circle in Arizona and previously released footage of our cycling adventures in the Magic Circle in Arizona, Black’s Beach in California, Back Woods, West Virginia, and the Philadelphia Naked Bike Ride (PNBR aka WNBR Philly). All clothes-free!
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I can honestly say that I promote naked as a normal daily routine or activity.
Wow! I’d really love to join you guys! 🌞🌞🌞
I also live an outdoor nude life, but not in such a warm climate as you. Unfortunately I can’t have as much fun as you do or seems to have, as we have snow 6-8 months and warm summer only 3 months a year. I do try to have fun, with nude walks and such in the winter too, when possible. I also love driving cars naked.
Hit me up on Instagram, where my most used hashtags, after #Naturism, are #NakedInNature and #MakeNudeInPublicMainstream/#MakePublicNudityMainstream.
Keep up the good work!
/Christofer Döss Naturist
Great video…but how did you get those bikes up and down the cliffs at Black’s?
There’s a little-known paved service road south of the clothing-optional area. As of the last time we accessed it, it was a locked gate with pedestrian/bike access only. I believe it’s where lifeguards/fire/police access the beach. There’s absolutely no parking anywhere near the entrance so very few use it.
If memory serves it’s talked about in this documentary. Something about it being privately owned by the “Black” family with only a few coveted gate keys floating around. Or something like that:
https://www.fullfrontal.life/blacks-beach-documentary-from-pbs/
Location:
La Jolla Farms Rd / Black Gold Rd.
GPS: 32.88003372209944, -117.24701346695328