quote:Hi Stretch. I live in Land O Lakes just outside of Paradise and Lake Como. Let me know if I can help getting your wife interested in nudism. Sometimes hearing from another woman can help.
Originally posted by Stretch:
[qb]Good Morning cyndiann:::
It sounds like a great time.. We are practically neighbors. I'M across the Howard Franklin bridge from you in Clearwater.
I certinally hope it warms up by then for the festival...
You all have a good day
Stretch[/qb]
quote:There are not many into sports at the resorts either. Most people lay around the pool just like you do at the beach. Cypress Cove and Como have big enough lakes for a canoe.
Originally posted by florida-david:
[qb]hello everyone,
i am in florida also, ft. lauderdale actually. my wife and i have never been to a nude resort, we are not the sportiest bunch. we prefer haulover with the kids, which is really close and we can lounge around and relax will the kids go wacky. what do you do at one of the nude resorts if you are not into sports? my wife and i like to take bike rides and canoe trips, is there enough room at one of the florida resorts for this? any suggestions to get into the great outdoors naked without getting arrested? [/qb]
quote:You need to watch nude beaches for first timers because sometimes you can't control who is around you and you could become a victim of the gawkers. Resorts don't have this problem.
also, as far as getting your wife involved, i would encourage her to get naked at home with you and than after a while at a secluded natural area or a nude beach (how about a nude picnic somewhere quiet?). also there is no pressure at a nude beach. come to haulover, you WILL have fun...
good luck[/qb]
quote:But you are right by my most favorite place, Playalinda, and there are resorts within about an hour of you. Try plugging your zipcode into the search engine here:
Originally posted by no threads:
[qb]Cyndiann:
I?m jealous, I live way over here in Cocoa, and you are just outside of the gates. Haven?t been yet, I too am still working on the wife. Thanks for all your helpful post. Hey its up to 55 degrees now, yehaw.[/qb]
quote:Last time I was there was about two years ago. The lake is too small for much canoeing and the roads weren't paved so biking needs to be done with wide tires. If you are taking a motorhome or trailer make sure you make a reservation because they do sell out. I use a tent and just pay when I get there. Tenting spots are usually not an issue and don't need a reservation. If you go during the festival you won't have time for much else, honestly.
Originally posted by florida-david:
[qb]i went to the website for the mid winter festival and it sounds like fun. i will check with the wife tonight and see if she is interested. it seems like a good place to camp out (assuming there are sites left). do you know about the canoing and biking there??
thanks[/qb]
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