Jay was kind enough to shoot this photo through for the public nudity challenge. He’s a San Fran native and goes for late night runs through the streets in just his highly reflective shoes. Jay says he’s advertised on Craiglist for nude running mates and has occasionally been joined by guys who like to bounce around with him, and apparently grab his arse while he runs.
I’ve met up a couple of times with a Sydney late night streaker and gone for a bit a streak. It’s definitely an intense experience. Unlike the guy that I’ve met up with, I didn’t find it that much of a turn on. Sure it was exciting and I’ll probably do it again, but he really gets off on the idea, to the point where he’s often pretty chubbed up while he runs. He’s gone for a mile or two with nothing to cover himself with in case he gets caught, across major roads and through parts of Sydney that don’t sleep. I admire his courage.
Does anyone else do this kind of thing? Tell me your stories! (click the photo to enlarge)
Running does keep one in great shape, as we can see. YUM! Keep it up Jay!
Hi Brenton [or Jay], can you put me in contact with Jay, I want to join him as I’ve done before and have never met anyone as much into this as I am.
In Palm Springs CA there is a group, the PSSST, Palm Springs Social Sun Tanners, who do nude hikes on the full moon,the last being July 4 from what I heard from friends. It is a well attended group as clothing optional is a very prevalent lifestyle here. I didn’t attend the last event but will check with friends who did to see who went and how much fun was hadand of course, if there are photos to go along with the hiking. They go on different desert hikes here. So nude runs or nude hikes, we’ll all being ourselves. Is not that festive? Brian
Well I’ve made it once, in a park early in the morning..But in the streets I don’t know if i would be able to do it..It would be great, the problem is the police: it’s everywhere!
You always need to be careful, but if you’ve observed the rhythm of your locale to bare it all, you can generally pick a good time. Nonetheless, it was pretty amusing (to me at least) to encounter some very diligent British tourists that were doing a hills of San Francisco hike at 3am – they must have been victims of the time change…