and I'm 28 and
Do you want milk?
Yes, please.
People are very easily offended nowadays.
It's not illegal to be nude.
I'm just here minding my own business.
It is my body and I will
do what I want with it.
So, like cleaning naked,
there's nothing else restricting you so
other than, you know, like
maybe catching
your nipple while you're carrying something
I am working here
tidying up, looking after the place.
Just do a bit of cleaning.
I'm here to welcome guests in.
For like me wearing clothes,
I feel really uncomfortable.
Sort of like everything hugs
in the wrong places.
This weekend seems to be a
mix of men, which is absolutely not
a problem at all.
It's actually really nice
as a female to be surrounded by men
and feel completely, totally respected.
People have got something to say.
'Why are you nude?
You should definitely have somthing on.'
Well, why are you dressed?
And so if that offends you,
just off you go.
I get asked a lot about
why I'm a naturist, because people
think that it is just older men,
which isn't the case.
There's males and females.
When I got into naturism, almost
three years ago, I came about it
completely by accident. I didn't
realise that it existed
as a lifestyle
or like a community and I just
thought it was amazing. There were so
many people that were like vibrant
and happy in there.
I was like drawn in.
So I'm just looking through
to see who is coming in today.
And then we can all be
sorted for the day.
Perfect there is a guest
for today.
We've got a full street
next to where the entrance of the
gate is. So we try
to make sure that we kind of like
wrap up.
All I can say is it's mind boggling.
It's something that a person has to experience.
You can't really put into words
that feeling of connection.
It's actually not illegal to be
nude anywhere in public.
But there is two different things of
being a naturist and being nude.
And what would be classed as
like indecent exposure.
Where's your door?
I think you've got the front there, yeah.
Yeah.
Everyone is so friendly.
The other reason is it gives you
real body confidence
because you're all the same.
Nobody's judging you or thinking
why's he wearing that colour pair of
shorts or anything.
Everyone has body hangups.
It's not that
as a naturist I don't.
I have less probably because
I'm so used to seeing normal
natural looking bodies.
-I think... -Bit of warning.
Sorry.
It's amazing that this is my job and my life.
Like my mum,
when I said to her the first time I was
going to be doing a naturist event,
she was like, that's like
the perfect job for you.
And I was like I know it's insane.
My dad's probably the one who
wouldn't ask the most
questions. My dad's like,
I don't need to know that other people see
naked in any capacity.
But other than that my
mum and my sisters
and my brothers.
They all think it's awesome.
They kind of give me a heads up if
like new people are gonna be in the house.
Maninly because I don't want to kind
of shock or surprise somebody.
During lockdown I sent my neighbours
a text, and said, you know,
I'm a naturist, there's nothing you know
wrong with it. And they said not a problem,
don't mind it. So I can sit out
in my garden to my heart's content,
which is lovely.
Where else would you eat pizza
out in the sun, naked.
Isn't it amazing?
A lot people from the outside would assume
that it's, you know, people
getting together and all being nude,
they think it's kind of weird, you know,
like maybe it's like a swinging group
or something like that, which it's not at all.
It's just very wholesome
and there is
no sexual desire within it.
It's actually nice to be able to
be nude without
that being a pressure.
Personally, I've not
really seen an attraction to
somebody while I've been
at a naturist event.
It's not the same environment.
Learning to love your body.
So you kind of come away a bit more
empowered and a bit more confident.
You realise that it's not important
to be perfect.
You just feel
relaxed and at ease.
So that is basically the day done.
And now I get to chill out,
having a bit of a campfire later.