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Check out this month's Staff Pick Article!
This month's article, an interview with Wreck Beach's own Judy Williams, Can't Wreck Her Beach, click HERE to read about this defender of naturists.
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Issue 32.1
of N magazine bears a photo (taken by Michael Cooney) of Blacks Beach in San Diego, celebrating our 2012 gatherings & festival theme of Life’s a nude Beach. Also included on the cover are inset photos from the Eastern & Western Naturist Gatherings.
This issue is our “gathering” issue, as we call it, and we feature all the Naturist Society sponsored gatherings and festivals held across North America throughout the year. There is also a feature on Lake Como being recognized as a National Wildlife Federation Certified Wildlife Habitat.
As usual this issue contains articles on travel, nude use on public lands, NAC update, a theater group, car show and Under the Sun celebrating 26 years of “dressing nudists.”
To see the 2013 Naturist Gatherings and Festivals schedule click HERE.
Get your copy today and enjoy.
Click HERE to read the TNS staff's article of the month, Can’t Wreck Her Beach to read about this defender of naturists.
N Article Archive
Naturist Paradise: Hidden Beach Resort.
Florida Young Naturists' 3rd Annual Spring Bash.
A Virgin Islands Escape Aboard the Yacht Flamboyance
St. Maarten: The Friendly Island
Wave Makers of the West Coast
A Naturist Odyssey in Quintana Roo
Naturist Odyssey in Quintana Roo Continues…
A special thank you to Michael Cooney for his generous donation of photographs for use in N magazine.
To read more about Michael and his adventures in natrist photography click HERE to read his profile as featured in 27.3.
Click HERE to see a photo gallery of the Naturist Odyssey in Quintana Roo.
The Century Project Uncensored
To purchase a copy of the book The Century Project by Frank Cordelle please visit the Skinny-Dipper shop.
PDF of TNS History OR Read Online as a Flip Book.
Hiking the Pacific Crest Trail

