It's true. Perhaps you can check it.

Next Wednesday, 20th August, 2008, a meeting is being convened to try and get back Little Congwong, for the use of genuine naturists.
I hope that genuine action can be taken to return this little beach to what it was when it was an unofficial little beach, where people, just like in sophisticated Europe, could use the beach and the bay , with, or without cossies, whichever felt more comfortable.

Somehow, I seem to have missed summer, this year. I heard the t.v., weather-man say that it had been the coldest in 55 years. Today Bob Reed heads south. No! Not for the winter but to attend the Bermagui Fair, with Colin Sell and ohers, where Colin will again inform visitors to his caravan about River Island and naturism, on Saturday.
On Sunday, there's the beach day, at Armonds Beach.
Bob's leaving today, Wednesday, to give his new car a good run. Will stop over with relatives before continuing on to Bermagui.

It was time to tell the world, that Bob Reed tells the world that he's a nudist! So I did!

http://www.redbubble.com/people/ozcloggie/writing/479667-hello-world-thi...
Please cleck on that link, to read more!

Jo

I was at River Island, photographing the bird, in the shrub, just outside my cabin.
Erroll came along. Exchanged good mornings, etc., and it turned out that Erroll was after some help. (Now this is the stage where, perhaps, I could have explained that I could not help.)
But I promised and so, here it is:

Erroll is now single (again) and would love to meet a lady between the ages of 30 and 45.

http://www.beyondfederation.org.au/charter.html

Two candidates in these coming elections. Happen to know one of them. (Klaas Woldring.)

It would be so good if Smoky Cape's North Beach was used and appreciated by genuine naturists. It's a great beach! (Mid north coast, NSW.)
Take a look!!!

You've, no doubt, read it in TAN magazine, Issue 36: Djuana Moore, can take you on a journey....

Number four, of the new version, of this naturist magazine is out and I took the opportunity to mention THIS blog, on page 15.
Do help spread the word. I am into bookcrossing.

Only three really legal nude beaches around the harbour of Sydney and no other legal ones, at the moment.
So, law-breaking people have now brought the situation to the point where it looks as though Obelisk Beach could soon lose its status of legal nude beach.
With the spread of the internet, it is no longer the case that a little beach, hidden behind bushes, at Middle Head, Sydney, is a quiet, almost secret place where visitors choose to wear no textile.
Sadly it seems that authorities believe that legal nude beaches need bushes.