Day20

I was thinking last night about the testing of frontline staff everyone seems to have an opinion about it and I wonder what is the panic?

Suppose a nurse working on the frontline is tested and does not have the virus, what do we gain from that?

We know she/he was clear at the time of the test. That nurse could then walk out onto the ward and contract the virus from the next patient he/she treats.

What I'm saying is, the test IS NOT A CURE or a vaccine. it is only a snapshot of the person's health at the time it was taken and within minutes could be out of date. In fact he/she could have the virus before his/her test sample reaches the laboratory to be tested, but the test result would still say negative.

We need to concentrate on curing the virus not finding out if someone was free of it yesterday.

So wash your hands, keep away from others and when you can shower with or without your partner. I'm told the virus doesn't like heat so a good sauna might help.

Day19

We're staying indoors and away from others, well done everybody.
But how do we pass the time?

I've just seen a picture of a kayaker sitting in his boat with his paddles and facing a picture of a Scottish loch, lots of others are pitching their tents in their gardens, lighting their camp stoves or bbqs and making a brew. others are camping out overnight, we could do that and we dont need clothes to do it.

Bikers are polishing their Motorbikes and doing the mods they never had time for. Many are doing the DIY around the home, you know the things your wife wanted you to do.

I'm sorting my photos into categories, The wildlife ones are taking the longest and I've got a blurb to write for my new book "Manticore" then I can put it on Amazon.
There's lots of things we can find to do if we think about it, I wish I were back in my late twenties, Maja and myself would be wearing the bed out and between times taking more nude photos, Because of digital you dont need to have them processed.

Feel free to add your own suggestions on the comments.

Day18

Boris is out of hospital and recuperating at Chequers and Britain's deaths passed the 10,000. So much for Trump's "it's just a little cold." 

Apparently most people are sticking to the rules and staying home over Easter. There will always be some who think the rules are there to be broken, the problem is they usually get away with it while others suffer.

I was speaking to my brother earlier, he's getting all the jobs around the house, that he's been putting off, done and because he is alone and it is hot he's working nude. As he said no-one will be coming round.

 

Day17

Unless you are very lucky, nude hikes are off the agenda for sometime to come. Some of us can get to somewhere to walk nude, have their exercise and get home within the allowed time and good luck to you. It seems the vast majority of the population are following the emergency laws - well done.

Day16

Well the Easter holiday has started, the sun is shining and we have to stay indoors if we dont want to risk illness or even death.
We can sit in our gardens if we have one. If yours is overlooked, you could use a beach type windbreak so you cant be seen getting your all over tan. To fill the time you could read, there a millions of books available and if you dont want to risk having a delivery, use an ereader. The books arrive by internet so there is no contact and there is an enormous choice.

Look on Amazon for John Gwynant (that's my pen name) and you will find novels on various genres. Some, like the "Unremarkable Couple" and the "Remarkable Couple" feature a Naturist club (in a good light).
If you want a good laugh try "Ramblin Jack's Bawdy Tales" or Sci-Fi with "Rubil Acxe"

Whatever you choose, dont be tempted to go out and meet people - you could get ill or arrested.

Day15

I'm sort of glad I don't have this Moke anymore, I'd be really itching to go for a drive. It was even better with a Co-driver like Maja, how I wish we could live in a moment of time and not get older.

Day14

We have at least another week of lockdown, I expect a lot more. So we should stay indoors and enjoy our Photos and if we don't have them, enjoy others that are on the net, if you can find your way through the porn that  claims to be naturism.

There apparently are others like mine, that don't require names etc so you can view them anonymously. If you have pictures and want to share them with just a few friends there are blogs such as blogger where you can restrict access to those you name. So you can set up your own Blog.

If you don't mind who sees them, you can contribute to blogs like this one, or create your own. If you do create your own, let me know the address and I will publicise it for you (if that is what you want) you can contact me through comments and I will email you privately.

It is one way to share Naturism while we stay safe from the virus.

Day13

Exercise while we can, I dont know if this qualifies in the government's eyes as allowable exercise, probably not because we would have to drive to the river. But we can look back on better times (sorry the focus isn't the best).

Day12

Whatever your political persuasion, I'm sure we all wish Boris Johnson "Get Well Soon" It is a shock having the P.M. in hospital in the middle of a world wide emergency.

Interesting that 24 million watched the Queen's speech last night, there is an answer to anyone who says she is irrelevant in the modern world. 24 million cant all be wrong.

Day11

Thanks James for your suggestions, does anyone else fancy an online nude meet.

Day10

I'd suggest we have an online virtual naturist meet, but I dont know how to connect cameras.

Day9

This is the hard part, all this isolating and stopping at home appears to be doing nothing. But that is the Danger, we cant see anything happening and we haven't caught anything. So we become complacent and start having friends round for coffee or going out to a motorcycle meeting etc.

DONT DO IT, THE KILLER IS STILL THERE WAITING FOR A CHANCE TO GET YOU!!!

You might think you'll be ok, but you are at risk of killing your family and friends.

Day8

if you are feeling lonely, you can use the comments box to talk to me. I will reply to genuine people.

Day7

From years ago, so no need for 6ft gap.

Day6

Six feet apart or six feet under - that is the question.

Day5

You are not trapped in your house, you are staying in the safety of your home.

Day4

Stay in Stay safe.

day3

the second of my one a day

Future Posts

From today, I'm going to be posting one picture at a time for the duration of the emergency. I will try to do it every day and hope you enjoy them.

They are going to be posted in order of taking where possible and here is the first.