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Quality of Nudist Beaches vs Normal Beaches

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curiouscpl241
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Hey there just wanted to know what the quality of the nudist beaches are like compared to the general beaches. A few of our beaches in our state are not as good as the general. Some are not easy to get too either, with walks being almost impossible if your not steady or awkard if you want to take a picnic and screen along, the sun is a lot more dangerous here remember, lol.

Do you have the same issues in the UK?

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In general terms yes. Whilst

In general terms yes. Whilst it is not always the case, the beaches used by naturists tend to be those farthest from the car park and with the least sand.

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An other feature about Naturist Beaches is ....

It also tends to be the case that at least in the U.K, they do not have Ice Cream or Refreshment stalls at the back of the beach.

This is useful when you have no pockets.

Perhaps this is why Naturist Families, are not always asking for Ice Creams or Drinks. You have to go to the beach self sufficient.

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My local C/O beach is the best in the area. The fact that it's a long walk from the nearest road means no litter or burnt out BBQs. The absence of shops and refreshment stalls is a big plus in my opinion.

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Looks great

That really looks great, a picture you can swim into!

curiouscpl241
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Wheres that beach

Is that a UK Beach only the sea is blue and I don't recall blue seas when i lived there, lol

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LOL... ain't seen too many blue skies in the UK this year either.

The photo was taken a couple of weeks ago on Walney Island in Cumbria. The C/O beach is at the Northern end of the island about a 20 - 30 minute walk from the nearest road at Earnse Bay.

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awesome

It look awesome and somewhere I'd like to relax

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we use studland beach in dorset. It is as usual a long walk but well worth it. You stroll past the rubbish dumping coralled masses for about 20 mins, more if like us you have a little one, to get to the naturist section that has very few reclusives no littler and a wonderful friendly atmosphere. The beach has a refreshment wagon and an ice-cream boat visits during the afternoon. We totally love it.
love toadie

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