As the blog visits climb towards 25,000 I am reminded why I started it and while I do like to show off my beautiful wife, that was not the main reason.
It started when a friend of Maja's asked if I appreciated how beautiful she is. I replied that I was always telling her that, but she didn't believe me and thought I was biased.
So I challenged her, I suggested I would set up a blog with mostly her nude pictures and see how many visits it got.
It started slowly because I didn't advertise and instead relied on word of mouth and accidental discovery. The rate did increase when I mentioned it on a couple of naturist websites and since then it has grown steadily.
We can always do with more visitors and followers, so if you have any friends who might be interested please introduce them to the blog.
The variance in the quality of the pictures is because of the variety of cameras used.
6 comments:
Dear John,
It's nice that you continue to post, I look forward to them. I'm a random visitor who Googled (or rather DuckDucGo-ed) "Naturist" and "Kayak". The excellent image of Maja paddling your canadian canoe was about the third hit. Great shot, good paddling style.
Best wishes
Peter (Canudist)
Oops, that will be DuckDuckGoed!
Peter
Thanks Peter, It is sometimes hard to think about what to write and I could do with more photos, but I'll keep posting while I can. A good website for naturism is:https://www.inthebuff.co.uk/buff21/ I haven't come across a naturist canoeing website or blog, but I keep looking.
I would guess that many people do like the naturist images on your blog, myself included. But mostly I like the text about living a happy naturist lifestyle, this is what I find most enjoyable.
My wife is an occasional naturist but not really open about it as I am. I had a hiccup a few years ago when I accidentally placed a set of naturist pictures in to a shared drop-box folder, accessed by a very senior member of her department. I was asked not to repeat the mistake and not to post naturist images of myself on the net. I feel obliged to acquiesce. Such is life.
Mostly I paddle a flat bottom plywood canadian canoe, the loveliest areas around here are on the upper reaches of the Waveney from Diss down to Beccles. A towel is only needed when you pass through the very occasional garden which fronts the water. The river is fine during the Spring but it rather weeds up from July onwards. I've had some nice paddles on the tidal section of the Blyth too.
I hope you are still getting some canoeing in. I agree that sit-on kayaks have a place in naturism too!
All the best
Peter
Excellent blog...I'd be happy to participate
Thanks we both appreciate the comments and if you want to send pictures for inclusion best send them via https://www.inthebuff.co.uk/buff21 thats the most secure way.
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