NUDE BEACHES

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A nude beach is a beach where the users generally wear no clothing.

No, really? I would never have guessed.

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A nude beach is a beach where the users generally wear no clothing.

No, really? I would never have guessed.

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Peter Aitken

I bet I was more amazed than you were. :-)

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In article <[email hidden]>,
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A nude beach is a beach where the users generally wear no clothing.

No, really? I would never have guessed.

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Peter Aitken

I bet I was more amazed than you were. :-)

Negril Beach in Jamaica used to be my favorite. I don't know what it's
like today. haven't been to it in over 20 years. Besides the eye candy,
the food was excellent as well. The shop across the street sold incredible
pastries.

Michael

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> A nude beach is a beach where the users generally wear no clothing.
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No, really? I would never have guessed.

--
Peter Aitken

I bet I was more amazed than you were. :-)

Negril Beach in Jamaica used to be my favorite. I don't know what it's
like today. haven't been to it in over 20 years. Besides the eye candy,
the food was excellent as well. The shop across the street sold
incredible
pastries.

Michael

Not amazed by the idea, Michael. Amazed at the troll's definition of
something so obvious.

Michael 'Dog3' Lonergan said:

Negril Beach in Jamaica used to be my favorite. I don't know what it's
like today. haven't been to it in over 20 years. Besides the eye candy,
the food was excellent as well. The shop across the street sold incredible
pastries.

Michael

Currently, there are no public nude beaches in Jamaica, you have to go
to a private resort. I like Sunset Beach in Montego Bay, they just
opened a water park at the resort and I had a ball. The resort has
three beaches, textile, topless and nude.

Becca

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Currently, there are no public nude beaches in Jamaica, you have to go
to a private resort. I like Sunset Beach in Montego Bay, they just
opened a water park at the resort and I had a ball. The resort has
three beaches, textile, topless and nude.

Becca

Is the Montego Bay Yacht Club still around? I'm sure that the _bird lady_
at the top of that enormous hill is no longer alive. Do you know if anyone
might have taken over her operation? It was a very interesting afternoon I
spent there.

Michael

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A nude beach is a beach where the users generally wear no clothing.

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I bet I was more amazed than you were. :-)

I though a nude beach didn't have any umbrellas or chairs on it.
.....and totally vacant of people.

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I though a nude beach didn't have any umbrellas or chairs on it.
....and totally vacant of people.

That is what Moonstone Beach in RI is now that they kicked all the people
out. Made it a bird sanctuary. What a waste of good beach, no one bothered
the birds.

Michael 'Dog3' Lonergan said:

Is the Montego Bay Yacht Club still around? I'm sure that the _bird
lady_ at the top of that enormous hill is no longer alive. Do you
know if anyone might have taken over her operation? It was a very
interesting afternoon I spent there.

Michael

From what I heard, Miss Salmon, the bird lady, is no longer with us. 🙁

My friend Terri is out of town, when she comes home I will ask her about
the Yacht Club. She taught at a university in Montego Bay for 7 years,
so she still keeps up with local news.

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From what I heard, Miss Salmon, the bird lady, is no longer with us. 🙁

I'm so sorry to hear that. She was quite a character.

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My friend Terri is out of town, when she comes home I will ask her about
the Yacht Club. She taught at a university in Montego Bay for 7 years,
so she still keeps up with local news.

I'd love to hear the news. I'm sure the island has changed drastically
since I was last there. Last time I was there we were strongly *advised*
not to venture into Kingston. As badly as I wanted to go into Kingston I
heeded the advice that was offered to me. Apparently there was a great
deal of unrest at the time. I became bored with Ocho Rios very quickly.
The staff at the Montego Beach Hotel was a scream and I had a lot of fun
with them, especially at their local hang outs.

Michael

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My friend Terri is out of town, when she comes home I will ask her about
the Yacht Club. She taught at a university in Montego Bay for 7 years,
so she still keeps up with local news.

I'd love to hear the news. I'm sure the island has changed drastically
since I was last there. Last time I was there we were strongly *advised*
not to venture into Kingston. As badly as I wanted to go into Kingston I
heeded the advice that was offered to me. Apparently there was a great
deal of unrest at the time. I became bored with Ocho Rios very quickly.
The staff at the Montego Beach Hotel was a scream and I had a lot of fun
with them, especially at their local hang outs.

Michael

The political unrest is focused in Kingston (riots over fuel tax, etc).
The people are poor, but a handful of citizens have access to money, via
corruption, misappropriation of funds, illegal drug sales, bribery, etc.
My last visit to Jamaica was 4 months ago, nothing has changed. I love
Jamaica, so I will keep going back. I even got married there, once.

Becca

Jamaican Jerk Chicken

1 chicken, cut in half
1 Lime
4-6 Tablespoons Jerk Seasoning
1-2 Tablespoons cooking oil
salt

Rub the chicken with lime juice & season with salt. Mix Jerk Seasoning
with cooking oil then rub this mixture into the chicken and marinate
overnight in the refrigerator (4 hour minimum). Cook on the BBQ grill or
bake slowly in a moderate oven until done. Wait 10 minutes before
cutting the chicken.

Becca said:

4-6 Tablespoons Jerk Seasoning

That leaves a lot of leeway for interpretation. I think one of the
rudest things I ever came across was 911 Jerk Marinade. I only tried
it once and it was literally painful from beginning to end. I don't
see it around anymore. Thank god! I figure it was probably banned.

nb

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I though a nude beach didn't have any umbrellas or chairs on it.
....and totally vacant of people.

That is what Moonstone Beach in RI is now that they kicked all the people
out. Made it a bird sanctuary. What a waste of good beach, no one bothered
the birds.

Nudists are some of the most environmentally conscious folks around.
It wasn't the nudists who were bothering the piping plovers.

That said, the water in RI is too cold. The best c/o beach I know of
is Canaveral Island Natl. Seashore, just south of Daytona. In August
and September, the water is beautiful for naked bodysurfing.

--Bryan

BOBOBOnoBO® said:

Nudists are some of the most environmentally conscious folks around.
It wasn't the nudists who were bothering the piping plovers.

That said, the water in RI is too cold. The best c/o beach I know of
is Canaveral Island Natl. Seashore, just south of Daytona. In August
and September, the water is beautiful for naked bodysurfing.

--Bryan

Haulover Beach in Miami is my favorite beach, but I also like Gunnison
Beach at Sandy Hook in New Jersey. At Gunnison Beach, you have to take
your trash home with you. Thousands of people will be at the beach, but
it is clean when they leave.

Becca

Becca said:

BOBOBOnoBO® said:

Nudists are some of the most environmentally conscious folks around.
It wasn't the nudists who were bothering the piping plovers.

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That said, the water in RI is too cold. The best c/o beach I know of
is Canaveral Island Natl. Seashore, just south of Daytona. In August
and September, the water is beautiful for naked bodysurfing.

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--Bryan

Haulover Beach in Miami is my favorite beach, but I also like Gunnison
Beach at Sandy Hook in New Jersey. At Gunnison Beach, you have to take
your trash home with you. Thousands of people will be at the beach, but
it is clean when they leave.

The water is cold at Sandy Hook too.
Not too many gawkers at Haulover Beach?
The nice thing about Canaveral is it's rather unpopulated.

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Becca

--Bryan

BOBOBOnoBO® said:

Quoted message said:

Haulover Beach in Miami is my favorite beach, but I also like Gunnison
Beach at Sandy Hook in New Jersey. At Gunnison Beach, you have to take
your trash home with you. Thousands of people will be at the beach, but
it is clean when they leave.

The water is cold at Sandy Hook too.
Not too many gawkers at Haulover Beach?
The nice thing about Canaveral is it's rather unpopulated.

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Becca

--Bryan

On the weekends, there are plenty of people at Haulover Beach, lots of
couples and families. During the week, the beach is not very crowded and
you see many of the same people every time you go. Not many gawkers
during the day, at least, not while the lifeguards are there. After they
leave at 5:00 in the afternoon, that may change.

Parking at the beach is easy, you park right across the street, there is
also access by city busses. Unfortunately, we are losing the small
hotels that were near the beach. They are purchased and high-rise condos
are built in their place. You can see plenty of photos of Haulover at
this website: http://www.sffb.com/

Some day I will have to try Canaveral.

Becca