Some of the earlier pictures
Holnis beach Northern Germany
Holnis is a private beach and visitors have to pay a small fee to visit. This pays not only for the beach to be kept clean but also for the removal of jellyfish if the should wander ashore.
The money kiosk and the gate are attached to a cafe and it splits the naturists from the textiles, although they come together on the deck of the cafe. Toilets are behind the cafe.
We'd been there a while when we went for coffee and cakes, Maja went to the loo and was surprised by a young boy about 4 or 5 years old looking at her dazed as if he hadn't seen a naturist before and nearly following her into the ladies. She had an even bigger surprise to see when she came out of the toilet to find she was naked facing the road and the public car park, which were only separated from her by a chain link fence. I don't know what those outside thought but we had a good laugh about it.
Wassersleben unofficial beach
Just below the canoe club, I met one of the committee members (clothed) while I was canoeing and introduced him to Maja who was sunbathing as you can see ... It didn't seem to phase him and he showed us round the boat house.
Woodhouse Eaves
This place is now not accessible unless you walk in, the track has been closed/