Big North East Skinnydip 2019

[treska66]

Found theese of tattoo lady

[ncis_uk]

Originally Posted by treska66

Found theese of tattoo lady

She's a WNBR regular at London and Brighton. Total MILF

NCISUK

[josjos]

Originally Posted by treska66

Found theese of tattoo lady

Hey man, are there more pics of the dip where that came from?

[treska66]

Two more

[zebulon2002]

Originally Posted by ad11

I had a feeling that this year there would be restrictions for Photographers. Last year there were some great pictures, nude ride on Flickr is a good example. There seem to be very few pictures and videos around from this years event. Unfortunately I think it has become too mainstream now and to stop people being put off from participating, they have restricted who can go along and spectate.

I'm not a legal expert, but I think I'm right in saying in the UK there is no such thing as a private beach and closing a beach for a purpose must be very hard. Any person there is in a public place.
Great pics, will be thaking all. I'd love to have spotted the Rev in open water, who was very unfairly body-shamed by trolls. Ridiculous!
Also, God forgive me!

[anonjohn]

Originally Posted by zebulon2002

I'm not a legal expert, but I think I'm right in saying in the UK there is no such thing as a private beach and closing a beach for a purpose must be very hard. Any person there is in a public place.
Great pics, will be thaking all. I'd love to have spotted the Rev in open water, who was very unfairly body-shamed by trolls. Ridiculous!
Also, God forgive me!

IANAL

In the UK, the foreshore (the land between mean high and mean low water mark) plus the seabed up to 12 nautical miles is owned by the Crown Estate, the Duchy of Cornwall or the Duchy of Lancashire. In general, the public would seem to have a right to walk on the strip between high and low water.

But the beach above the high water mark is owned by various bodies (eg local authority, National Trust, Ministry of Defence) and private individuals who could permanently or temporarily restrict access to the beach, even if there was an established public right of way eg across fields to the beach. eg parts of the very wide Holkham beach in Norfolk are privately owned.

So although you could legally walk along the foreshore to a particular beach, cliffs and rocks might make this near-impossible.

I don't know who owns the beach above high water where the NESD occurs, I suppose they might temporarily restrict access during the NESD.

[treska66]

Two more full frontal photos.

[apple100]

Thanks for these , its been organised from year one by a lady called Jax Higginson , has she ever actually appeared in any of the videos or Photos?

[anonjohn]

Originally Posted by ad11

I had a feeling that this year there would be restrictions for Photographers. Last year there were some great pictures, nude ride on Flickr is a good example. There seem to be very few pictures and videos around from this years event. Unfortunately I think it has become too mainstream now and to stop people being put off from participating, they have restricted who can go along and spectate.

The NESD is a fund-raiser for Mind - The Mental Health Charity, with most of the money raised coming from the participant's ticket fees. More participants - more funds, fewer participants - less funds. Taking part probably helps some people with their mental health issues.

From the organizers' FAQs:

"NESD is not just a skinny dip. It's an experience!

NESD is now a ticketed event to comply with health and safety requirements.

Am I allowed to take pictures?
I strongly urge you to consider the privacy of others when taking film and photos to capture your NESD experience. Refrain from uploading any footage to social media without the permission of those featured. Some dippers, for whatever reason, simply cannot afford to have their naked body displayed on the internet. Thank you for respecting others!

Can I come and watch the North East Skinny Dip?
Absolutely not. The North East Skinny Dip is NOT a spectator event! Due to the sensitive nature of NESD and the subsequent vulnerability of those taking part you will not be permitted to watch the event."

[treska66]

Originally Posted by mjh27

The woman with the tattoos was in Brighton for WNBR this year.