Does one have to pay to join a naturalist society? If so, and especially if it is a recurring cost, you might want to compare that to what you normally pay for clothes.
You'll probably still need clothes for whenever you want to leave. If you're not ERE yet and you work outside of the community, you'd still need work clothes.
Do these communities usually contain grocery stores and public libraries?
I find it funny that your handle is BeyondtheWrap and you are posting on this thread
Overhead at Naturalist Camp
Customer: "Waiter there is a pubic hair in my soup".
Waiter: " You lucky devil you...the chef must really like you".
Naked swimming. Best ERE activity ever!
Of course, the best way to do it is with some cheap champagne (sorry, sparkling wine!) and smokes, so less ERE that way.
I recently learned my favorite swimming hole is infested with gar. The nastiest fish known to man. Never had a problem. I am always scared to get too far out because if I can't see to the bottom I'm certain that a sea monster will eat me.
@hickchick I feel you. I scream exactly the same if a shark attacks me, or if a piece of unseen seaweed touches my toe.
And you can make your own wine from homegrown grapes and roll your own home grown tobacco. There, ERE compatible!
