The Free Range Naturist

2021-02-01 We had been up an unfamiliar trail exploring in the Tucson Mountains about a month before. As we walked, memories flooded in and I recognized the neighborhood from a couple of decades before. I had attended several nude gatherings there. The most attention grabbing thing around is Cat Mountain. At that time, way back,

September 2020   Monday: We awaken in a pine forest, at the end of a rugged road. We are about eight miles into this forest from the Mongollon Rim. Continuing in our casual unhurried pace, we break camp. I want to explore the rest of the side road that brought us to this piece of

  September 2020 We are exploring a riverbed leading to a lake in the great forest above the Mongollon Rim. Part I is here: https://thefreerangenaturist.org/2021/02/13/downhill-rim-road/ Heading Back: There is a flat rock. We sit peacefully. The rock is in layers of ancient sediment, pushed up in all directions. I see sediment depositing similarly on the

  Sept. 2020   Out to Rim Road Saturday: We have a casual start Saturday morning. There is no hurry.  It takes about two hours of interstate and freeways to get to Highway 87 and wide-open spaces.  On the other side of Phoenix, we pass along the highway sadly. Because of unprecedented drought, a fire

2021-01-04   The First Nude Hike of the New Year The previous week, we explored the south end of the Tucson Mountains. It is a promising new playground, a short drive from home. The Story is here: https://thefreerangenaturist.org/2021/01/26/tucson-mountain-reconnoiter-part-ii/ This time, we’ll explore some of what we were looking down upon from that trail and in