Scientists Study Sandcastle Stamina

[hm0504]

Here's some science you can use next time you are at the beach:
http://www.cnn.com/2005/TECH/science/09/29/sandcastle.recipe.reut/index.html

[Nu]

This could be a valuable article for the nudist movement.
As kids,we enjoyed making sandcastles.
There have been competitions where families or adults have made fabulous creations.
The point is that this is a fun activity.

Perhaps, some clothes free beaches should have some competitions. The attached article gives the proper sandcastle recipe for success.
The competitions would be widely publicized as a fun, comfortable (no sand in wet bathing suit)activity.
It might attract more textiles to join in or even better-create new,clothing optional or nude beaches.

[BeNdY]

I agree with you NU!

Building sand castles is a fun actaivy for all ages from kids to adults, and having such compititions at nude beaches would be a great idea/good start to promoting that particular beach.

[Journeyman]

Originally posted by Nu:
Perhaps, some clothes free beaches should have some competitions. ...It might attract more textiles to join in or even better-create new,clothing optional or nude beaches.

I agree, too. Here's one from the beach next to the nude beach in Maspalomas, Gran Canaria, Canary Islands. True artwork!

[xgsft]

http://clothesfreeforums.com/groupee_common/emoticons/icon_eek.gif Wow, that is astounding!!!

[jandatxnude]

We've been building sandcastles for 30 years, and it is somewhat scientific. Once we figured that out, it just because "the way we do it". We got really serious for a few years and built really big ones, like over 10 feet tall. Now we just play around, but still do some cool stuff.

This is one I built in the Bahamas last year. Just spent a little while one morning building it.

Barefoot-n-Nude in Texas!