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Not a reply but something that was on my mind for awhile. Have you ever seen trucks, vans, etc rocking, noise, sounds, voices but no one to be seen in these vehicles? Have seen this a couple of times. Speaking of which, I've reaped a little of that when I decided to be free on occasion. It was...

The only way I am in that dress code in the bushwacking areas is if I have to pee. Otherwise my "delicate" parts are spared of stickers, branches, etc.

Limp? What do you mean?

Like I said, feeling liberated. Not doing it anymore but the feet are still bare. I read that bare feet is the way to go as long as it's not asphalt, concrete, hard rocks, stones and glass. Soft sand, grass, regular dirt.

This series of posts should be plural (men instead of man). I took a breath of liberation briefly around Mines Spung, but last year? I think in (2012?) I was hiking there and two trucks came down the trail but I jumped into the bushes a few hundred feet ahead of them. They stopped for a while...

The guy is right but the girls...well clothed, naked, I like them!

When did you see this guy on Mines Spung Rd? Was it recently or a few years ago?

I you forget your hammock in WSF, let me know and I'll retrieve it for you...in a day or two. Is it big enough for someone around 6'?

That's a good distance from Wharton, isn't it. They're everywhere, they're everywhere. Haven't they heard of the GOP, the party that's trying to "normali

It's quite liberating and cooling too. That's why I take off my shirt on those very hot summer days. Too much heat make for too much sweat. Try leaning back on your car seat with a soaked T-Shirt.

Looks comfortable. Do you use a hammock in WSF? Is it covered with bug netting?

I go barefoot a lot, so maybe you saw my footprints on Mines Spring Road. But I don't think you (thought you) saw me nude on that trail...probably someone else. But like I said on another post, it's not a big deal to me. However to others, I don't know. Deep in the woods, it seems like party...

Apparently this is happening a lot. Looks like several different people, sometimes including us, are doing this. And no this isn't unnatural although the laws state so. I always go barefoot (once you toughen your feet, it gets very easy). Most of the trails - stay on them and you won't get beat...