Writer Brian Eule is a student at Stanford University and a writer for The Stanford Daily and as a youth was a distant neighbor to Elysium Fields . In a story that was ditributed via U-Wire, Eule talks of how his view of nudists changed over the years, from giggling at the thought of naked people playing volleyball as an eigth grader to the respect he holds for nudists today. It is a great story and Eule does a fine job of describing nudism and hopefully will help educate a few readers.
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This discussion has been archived. No new comments can be posted. It was cold. I had a jacket nearby, and I was very warm by the concept of just standing naked conceptually, literally, figuratively. It was very liberating.