WNBR 2012

[Lakist]

Niiice! Thanks a lot!
Here some founds on an italian online newspaper.

Here you can find the whole gallery:
hxxp://max.gazzetta.it/extra/2012-06/06extra_cicilistinudi-40733985507.shtml#1

[Fango]

Originally Posted by Pedro the Fisherman

More Manchester shots, but this time actually posted by the blonde girl herself! She loved the event and is looking forward to next year already. She came fully expecting to be the nude centre of attention and got exactly what she expected! The two girls standing either side of her in the last shot are her college friends who went along to support her...shame she did not persuade them to join her!

Could you please post some of what she wrote about this? I'd love to see it in her own words.

Thanks

Fango

[Lakist]

Our lovely blonde rules. Looking forward for London...

[steveb101]

how do i upload my pics?

[Pedro the Fisherman]

I guess you mean Southampton, which is just what I feared!


When you make a post there is a symbol like a paperclip at the top called attachments. Click on it and a second window will open with 10 boxes. Click on 'Browse' and navigate to where you have your photos on your PC and add them, one at a time until you 10. Then click the upload at the bottom right and reduce the box to the taskbar.. Wait some time depending on your connection/photo size until the box pops up again and click 'close window'. You can then post as you did above.

[1Mnue1]

Originally Posted by spamcollector

So is taking photos of these sorts of things perfectly legal? I'm not quite sure where the laws get drawn on this sort of thing. I'm assuming the law is turning a blind eye to the illegal practice of exposing oneself in public, does this mean it also is turning a blind eye to the illegal practice of taking voyeuristic photographs?

The law is not turning a blind eye. It is NOT ILLEGAL to be naked in public in England or Wales. You can perfectly legally walk the streets of London naked if you choose. No law is broken, so long as you do not intend to cause harm or distress, and are not behaving in a sexual way.

The way you have worded it however - 'exposing yourself' implies malice intent, i.e. jumping out from behind bushes to surprise people. That is illegal. I think there is a big difference to being naked in public, and 'exposing yourself'.

[jacobite]

Well, there IS some hope and optimism for London 'cause till next Thursday, it will be tomorrow that we'll be experiencing the warmest afternoon. Just praying there's no dramatic repeat of last Sunday!

As a side note, I just bumped into LadyGod1va's (no intro for her. She's the only female rider of Indian origin to have ridden fully nude - she's a nudist too) blog where she shares a nice poster about the ride - with info available in four languages: English, Hindi, French and German - yes, in that order. That's right, she'll be there for the third year in a row.

[storrmin]

18 degrees in cardiff tomorrow. might pop down

[Pedro the Fisherman]

Here are watermarked shots from Southampton, yesterday evening. As expected mainly topless women and nude men, with the exception of a few older regular lady riders, who did ride 'fully'nude'...sort of!

hxxp://www.cozycot.com/enews/article/Cyclists-attend-the-2012-Annual-Naked-Bike-Ride-in-Southampton-W-174929/photo/906994

Warning, the above site has lots of annoying pop-ups.

[Pedro the Fisherman]

Southampton WNBR 2012 You Tube video, for what it's worth!


hxxp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JDOfLJxsC9E&feature=youtu.be&hd=1