Shoot, I never waited around for a special day strut around in my birthday suit! Just make sure there aren't any kids around and get after it!

LOL - now there's a pretty picture (or NOT!)!!!

too funny = D

Uhmmm! So, Jali! Since this is the day for your gardening presentation at Ace, I'm wondering!!!!! Did you??? :-D

Hmmm! Maybe I'll drive out there for your next seminar!

Little Olde Lady here who thinks gardening Like That might be a whole lot more comfortable on hot, sweaty days, but, have never been arrested before--and think I'd like to keep it that way!

Happy gardening all--however you do it!

Skybird

P.S. Am planning to visit the Penny Hot Spring on McClure Pass on the Western Slope during my rapidly upcoming trip. It's out in The Wild, and apparently clothing is Optional! Should I??? If nobody else is there.........

Since we're talking nakedidity, here's the fun story! Check out the part about the Flower Children in the '60s!

Here is a link that might be useful: Penny Hot Spring

Go for it, skybird! LOL, tar in the springs. The locals were ticked!

No, I was completely clothed. I did wear my "Tomato Whisperer" t-shirt, though. :)

It went well and it was a good, involved group to have a discussion with. We ran over, timewise, on both sessions with lots of discussion. Imagine! ... killing bindweed came up! hahahaha We talked some about the list you graciously compiled and I promised I would post them to our little local garden page on FB. I hadn't spoken in public like that in a long time, but they seem to be pleased with the presentations, so I'm relieved. Thanks again for your help!

Clothes on for the rest of Naked Gardening Day!

Since my lot . .

. is . .

. on a slope,

I've decided to do some terraces to afford a better view!

Smile

now thats what i call neighborly Steve!

Skybird, I didn't know that the hot spring had a name! We stopped by on March 16th this year and there were about 25 people there, all in their swimsuits; many kids. My previous visit, about 25 years ago, everyone also wore swimsuits. It ain't THAT wild, LOL! BTW, that baby in the top pic has a diaper cleverly hidden by the banner. I no longer garden in anything less than a t shirt and shorts, after developing a horrendous allergic reaction to the sun after one hour of lawnmowing in a swimsuit. Boy did the dermatologist yell at me (I've already had one skin CA removed). So, whatever floats your boat, but remember that the high western sun can be NASTY!