The cooler weather has arrived.

Now that the cooler weather has arrived I hope the group doesn't go into too much of a hibernation mode. It can sometimes be a bit difficult coming up with ideas to do as a group when the weather is against you. It's a big shame there isn't a club in the North West or Tasmania for that matter, where we could meet up. This is what Tasmania is lacking. When it comes to nudist/naturist clubs we are spoilt for choice when vising the Mainland and once again poor old Tassie is lagging way behind. Maybe one day we might get with it. We are still having swim days at the Spreyton pool on alternate Sundays while the water is still warm enough to be comfortable. This is always a nice chance to get together and enjoy each others company.

We are heading down to Dark Mofo in June and also to the Nude Solstice Swim. It would be great if a few more of our group could come along for the swim. I'm looking forward to the gathering of like minded people but I'm not really looking forward to the plunge into the cold water. If you hear a loud scream at 7.42 am on Monday the 22nd June you will know it's me entering the waters of the Derwent River at Long Beach Sandy Bay. If you do want to join in there's a free registration to do before the day. Registrations are now open.

While we gaze out on the Autumnal colours that abound in and around the countryside at the moment and feel the cooler shift into Winter's path let's raise our glasses to the next round of warm weather on sandy beaches, longer days to enjoy and not having to worry about that cool breeze hitting our bare skin.

Warm and inviting Bakers Beach.

Let's finish off with a quote by Oscar de la Renta

I always say: To be well dressed
you must be well naked.  

Cheers
Mich.

Sunday Sunning Day.

We had a bit of time and good weather to sun ourselves on Sunday. In Tassie you have to grab the opportunity to get out in the sun when you can. Way down South the lack of Vitamin D is a big problem which causes many health issues so we like to get out in the sun as much as we can.

Topping up our Vit D and getting some clothes free time.

The time is getting closer when our group will start having some get togethers. Do you feel the weather warming up? There will be some beach days, pool days and other gatherings for our Tasmanian Nudist Group to enjoy. We only wish there were some clubs and legal clothes free beaches here in Tassie which we could visit, like on the Mainland. We can only dream I suppose. In the meantime, if you can, get out there and embrace nature as nature intended, in the nude. Looking forward to catching up with everyone after our Winter/cold weather hibernation.  Cheers Mich.

Paying homage to Mother Nature.

Embracing the awesomeness of our great outdoors.

“I respect a man not for the clothes he wears, but for the clothes he doesn’t wear. Yes, nudity is an admirable thing indeed.”

― Jarod Kintz.

Getting ready for the warmer times.

Hi Everyone
Loving the sun today. I've just been topping up on Vitamin D and getting some nude time, something that's hard to do over the Winter months and cooler days. It won't be long until we can get together again for our beach and swim days. Looking forward to your company and seeing you all again. Hopefully we can recruit some new members this season, wouldn't that be nice.

Until next time here's a quote from Author Jarod Kintz: “Clothes are expensive. Save money and become a nudist. Remember: Fashions may change, but naked is always in style.
”
Cheers
Mich.

Give me sun.

Introducing the Tasmanian Nudist Group.

The Tasmanian Nudist Group is a family orientated social nudist group. Members are located throughout  Tasmania however our activities are based in the north of the state. We have beach outings in summer and regular swim meets at a local heated indoor pool. We welcome applications from families and couples to join our group.
 We can be contacted by email.  tasmanian.nudist@gmail.com

Out for a paddle. Bakers Beach

Taking in the sun. Bakers Beach

Petanque championship. Bakers Beach

In for a dip.