Relaxing on a lawn chair near the resort's inground pool, Bill Bolster soaked up the sun and enjoyed a good book. On Monday he'll head back to a middle school in Roanoke where he teaches special education students. But this weekend, he's simply relishing a stress-free environment. An owner of a two-acre lot at Avalon, Bolster plans to build a home and retire there in about four years. You're accepted at face value.
All walks of life are here.
Everyone is just who they are without any trappings. Bolster describes himself as just your average person who likes folk music. Crystal, a member of the Potomac Rambling Bares travel nudist club, rated Avalon's folk fest at the top of her list. Bill Bolster, Susan Pratt and Lee Painter have a friendly conversation by the pool at Saturday's Avalon Nude Folk Festival 2000. This page posted by Vincent G. Ferrari .