Obviously its been a while since I posted . I guess its because my naked life has been less than interesting to write about. In May my wife and I decided to do a cross country tour in our travel trailer. We crossed the country visiting friends and local museums along the way. When we got to Alberta I mention to my wife of 43 years that I'd like to go to a nudist campground when we got to Vancouver Island. Anne said she's done everything else with me and she would be up for it.
The campground was Sol Sante on Vancouver Island. A well established family nudist campground . We stayed for 5 nights and had a fantastic time. The facilities were well organized and clean. It was such a pleasure to have 6 days of uninterrupted nudity, Sleep , eat and play nude. I ended up playing nude Pickleball and Water Volleyball and my wife and I enjoyed the hot tub and swimming pool. We had some great conversations in the hottub with other couples, which until then my wife was not into, but she got out of her comfort zone and thoroughly enjoy the time with others. I had a hard time getting dressed when we departed, holding off putting my shorts on until we hit the gate. Just a wonderful end to and great trip. I might add the people at this campground could not be friendlier.
On our return through Quebec we also stay at another Nudist Campground in Drummondville. It was called DSA Nudist Resort. Although it was just for the night and there was a language barrier , it was also a great experience. Just BBQing and sitting out in the sun and having my morning coffee nude was such a pleasure. We did meet one couple that invited us to their trailer for a glass of wine. Sat under their awning and chatted with them. She spoke english quite well but he did not. But sitting nude with a glass of wine is a universal pleasure. This was another great night and I suspect we will return to DSA as its only a days drive from home.
This was a trip of a lifetime for me. I promised myself when I retired I would see Canada. We seen a lot of this country but there is so much more to see.
Rob
