The sun was out and the tide was low today so Andi and I managed to get a quick walk from Penarth to lavernock in at around lunchtime. We walked from the promenade at Penarth, along the concrete “path” to where it ends then onto the beach.
A couple were sunbathing just past the end of the concrete path, the guy was wearing shorts and the woman was lying on her front naked. We said hello as we passed, and got undressed a few meters further on. We waked to the end of the concrete sea wall then found a spot to stash our bags and walked on towards lavernock completely naked.
The beach was totally deserted except for a guy walking a dod about 300-400 meters behind us so we walked naked all the way to lavernock point. As we passed the path down to the beach just before getting to lavernock point a couple of people walked past on the coastal path, they probably could see us clearly but that was it, no other textiles. We went round the corner of the point and could see that the beach beyond lavernock point was also empty, but we didn’t have time to walk all along that section so had to turn back towards Penarth.
When we got back round the corner another couple of dog walkers had appeared on the beach so we just walked straight past them and said hello. I was glad Andi was with me as we seem to get a better reception as a naked couple than I do as a naked guy on my own. The guy with the dog who had been behind us had gone, probably up onto the cliff path. We walked back along the beach towards Penarth.
The sunbathing couple were still there, so we picked up our bag and walked back past them naked, and said hello again. This time the woman was sitting facing us and seemed quite chuffed to see some naked people again! We walked along the concrete walkway as close as we dared to go to the main beach at Penarth. we ended up about 50m from the beginning of the walkway, pretty close to the beach access. I think anyone on the pier or the beach access near the lifeboat station would have had a clear view of us.
Took us about 1hr 15 mins from getting naked to putting our clothes back on. Not nearly enough, but better than nothing. Of course when I got back home to do some work I got naked, as I am now typing this report up. Walk Naked, Live Naked, Work Naked.
This is the view from halfway along the beach back towards Penarth
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