ITB News Feeds

It's the Lexus. Which stands for Luxury Export United States. Allegedly...

Welcome to the Land of Buffers.

By the way, just to translate the title, it means "Hello, mate!"

Hi there. I'm in the East Midlands and I hope that you are enjoying your trips into central England. It's a bit cold for us naturists at the moment, isn't it?

Thanks Cumbriaman, ok, next question is:- which car is named after it's intended market - the USA?

Welcome ! I'm in Lincolnshire, so we're all across the UK on the ITB site, we all keep in touch via these pages & I'm sure you'll soon make new friendships. The spread of popularity of ITB just proves that naturism is thriving and web sites are needed. I hope we hear more from you & your friends group.

Hi from an adopted Brummie. As Dave says it's not such a bad area. Let's face it, I'm here so it must be an excellent place to live.

Mike

I said it was an easy one, that is the correct answer Bob, over to you for the next question

I have friends at ARM ... would you like me to check the answer out for you?

You seem to be reading the wrong part of the Trivia thread. That question was the end of last month. You can select to show oldest or newest posts at top of list.

I think the Southern Lights are called the Aurora Australis.

I have friends at ARM ... would you like me to check the answer out for you?

hello and welcome to the west midlands. it's not such a bad area and much maligned by some

hi there from wolverhampton

An easy and sort of topical one, in the northern hemisphere it is the Aurora Borealis, what is the southern hemisphere's equivalent?

I am trying hard to justity driving either 40 or 45 miles each way for a 1 1/2hour swim and pay the require enterance fee . The joys of living out on the edge of the Fens. Still only XXX months until it gets warmer and our home and gardens revert to being a 'clothes free zone' - once the Postman has been.

Must be my Yorkshire upbringing and diesel at 145p a litres as well

Not too close to you, but hello from up here all the same.

Cheers Denny - actually I come from an Arts background (though not Art as in the subject). I'm sure that something will turn up, eventually.... Though if I do end up back in hospital, it may be better in fact not to be working so as not to need a few months off for R&R.

Gerald Gardner: “Britain's Wicca Man” and “Witchfather”
Patheos (blog)
Born of a nudist colony in 1930s Dorset, Wicca rapidly grew from a small new forest coven to a worldwide religion in the space of just 70 years. Its a journey that takes in tales of naked witches casting spells to ward off Hitler, tabloid hysteria ...

Gerald Gardner: “Britain's Wicca Man” and “Witchfather”
Patheos (blog)
Born of a nudist colony in 1930s Dorset, Wicca rapidly grew from a small new forest coven to a worldwide religion in the space of just 70 years. Its a journey that takes in tales of naked witches casting spells to ward off Hitler, tabloid hysteria ...

Easy to say, but just keep plugging away at the jobs. I was out of work for ages and now earn my peanuts working from home self employed. Not great money but much better lifestyle. At my age - thats not bad! I know of a job as a construction site maintenance manager if thats any good.

...... That there was more than one answer.

The song thrush was the one I had in mind.

So over to you Cumbriaman

Phil