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Friendships Forged in the Buff - The Bulletin
The author reflects on a photo taken 16 years ago on a nude cruise, highlighting the lasting friendships and adventures shared with the people in the picture. He advocates for nudism as a way to build deep and unforgettable relationships, and encourages others to try nude recreation at least once.
Can Naturism Help Combat Loneliness? - The Bulletin
Naturism emerges as a potential remedy for loneliness as a recent poll on Planet Nude shows a strong sense of optimism regarding its ability to combat isolation. The emphasis on acceptance and the creation of a supportive and judgment-free environment suggests naturism could offer meaningful connections and camaraderie, particularly for older adults and men. However, challenges such as inclusivity, sporadic events, and stigma towards single men in naturist spaces need to be addressed to fully harness its potential in alleviating loneliness.
Show the Love for the AANR Staff - The Bulletin
The article expresses the need to show appreciation for the hard work and dedication of the office staff, highlighting their crucial role in keeping operations running smoothly despite challenges. It encourages contributions such as gift cards, e-gift cards, or direct delivery of items to express gratitude for their efforts.
February, a Short, Busy Month! - The Bulletin
February is a month filled with celebrations, from Valentine’s Day to honoring Black History and American Heart Month. It also marks the start of new legislation, including bills related to the illegal manipulation of nude images and the criminalization of seeing a nude body. AANR is committed to tracking and taking action on such legislation, and member support is crucial in preserving freedom and expanding opportunities for nude use.
Naturally! Discover AANR-Florida Naturally! - The Bulletin
The passage describes the offerings of the AANR-Florida Region, including nudist and naturist communities, resorts, beaches, and tourist information for Florida, the Caribbean, and Eastern Mexico. It also mentions various fun facts about the region, including historical details and unique attractions.
AANR-West Board Meets at Mira Vista Resort - The Bulletin
The AANR-West regional board of directors met to review their ideas for 2017, approve a budget, and discuss plans to communicate their work to the AANR members. They also discussed expanding the Club Liaison program, participating in trade shows, retaining an attorney, and linking 5K runs at clubs into a region-wide program. Additionally, they plan to increase their presence on social media and reevaluate their Youth Camp and Student Scholarship programs.
More Is More at Solair Recreation League - The Bulletin
In 2016, Solair Recreation League in Woodstock, Connecticut experienced increased media coverage and greater participation in themed events and sports activities, attracting more visitors and potential members. Despite winter conditions, the nudist resort anticipates an even more enthusiastic 2017 season.
The Season of Love...and Chocolate - The Bulletin
In February, the author advocates daily consumption of chocolate for its health benefits, including antioxidants, resveratrol, magnesium, and anandamide. However, to reap these benefits, the chocolate should be consumed in its darkest and purest form, or as organic chocolate bars with minimal sugar content.
Super Food for the Superbowl - The Bulletin
In February, celebrations at Abbott’s Glen in Vermont revolve around Valentine’s Day, Mardi Gras, and the Super Bowl, with parties and dinners designed around these themes. The article includes recipes for Hot Corned Beef Dip, Guacamole Deviled Eggs, and Hot Buffalo Chicken and Cheese Dip to enjoy while watching the Super Bowl or attending the game as a New England football fan.
It’s About the Woods - The Bulletin
A nudist club in Davidsonville, Maryland offers a secluded, rustic setting for members to enjoy nature and communal activities such as seafood festivals, barbecues, and open house events. The club, which is run by its members, requires AANR membership and adherence to behavioral guidelines, and maintains the property through fundraising events and member-contributed work.