London
 

london

More from Toronto...
 

There were a few women that went full nude (sadly I don't have any great shots of them personally!). The attractive "blond wig" girl was fully nude during the ride, than put on her underwear when they stopped at Nathan Phillips Square after all the photographers showed up, than stripped down again when they were ready to leave.

These are the best of my personal photos but I'll upload any toronto stuff I come across...

Last from my Toronto pics...
 

This is the last of my own shots. I'm hoping to find more of the girl in the pink bra from #25 (in the background... it went out of focus as she got closer :( ). I'll post whatever I can find and thanks to everyone around the world uploading WNBR pics!

ten from London
 

about time I added something...

London looks like it was a fabulous day with lots of naked cuties. The weather turned out fine after all as well! I'm kicking myself now I didn't go this year. But next year I'll make sure I'm there, as a spectator!

Cardiff looks like it was the only ride which didn't have any NUDE women taking part. Why?!

It wasn't just the weather dampening Edinburgh (1): compare and contrast w/London (2), Valladolid Spain (3)...

I just came back from the Ottawa ride, which was my first time, and lots of fun. There were a couple really cute girls, though sadly the police told us they arrest anyone who went bottomless.
Alas, I didn't bring a camera with me, but if I see any photos pop up, I'll go ahead and upload them.

That part about arresting anyone who went bottomless is sad! Especially given the context of the WNBR in general. It's legal for anyone (male or female) to go topless in public in Canada. So what if you choose to not wear underwear during an event like this? You'd think the police would step back and understand the context and not threaten anyone about going fully nude. It's not like they are being lewd or anything given the context. The cops in Toronto have always seemed resonable given the WNBR event. It's disapointing Ottawa cops don't seem to be on board. But I'm glad you enjoyed the experience at your first ride!

London
 

amazing woman!

Unfortunately, somebody complained in the park as we were getting ready (though even then there wasn't anybody bottomless), so I guess the cops had to do something. Until that they were cool with it, and were great throughout the ride. But it is a shame that they didn't have the balls to say "It's a peaceful protest, so deal with it."

Amusingly, we stumbled upon a Yemeni protest at the Centennial Flame. The speaker promptly made up games to distract the children from looking at us. I thought it was pretty satisfying.