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"Kindness in words creates confidence. Kindness in thinking creates profoundness. Kindness in giving creates love." Lao Tzu

fullSPECTRUM will host a table in the Dining Hall. "The $1 Naked Rainbow Table" - selling vintage Jewelry and accessories!! Open every day from 10am - 2pm, Wednesday thru Saturday.

Rainbow Dollar Snack Shack! Your one stop shop for Chips, Peanuts, Cookies & Candy! Open Wednesday thru Saturday from 10am - 2pm in the Dining Hall, and 10pm - 11pm at the dances in the Canteen. Proceeds will go to NAC.

Want to get Blinged? Here’s your chance to show your inner sparkle and colorful spirit! Just stop by the TNS Booth, choose your colors, and give a donation to The Naturist Society. Claude Richards.


Your 2012 Eastern Naturist Gathering Preliminary Schedule


MONDAY, JUNE 11

OPENING DAY. Clothing is optional at the ENG for the rest of the week. Check in at the TNS registration table (in the Dining Hall) . Then you’re free to hike, bike, swim, play volleyball or simply relax by the pool.

Schedule Events
10:00 AM thru 10:00 PM Opening Day. Please check in at the TNS registration table.
2:00 PM Afternoon at the Movies. Communications Building.
4:00 PM Rebuilding Earth From the Ground Up. If we wait for government and/or business to intervene on our and the earth's behalf - it ain't gonna happen.  It will only happen when individuals and local communities begin developing and implementing entirely new strategies for environmental sustainability, spiritual fulfillment and social justice. Jack Arnold. Dining Hall Lawn.
7:00 PM Do we ever learn anything? Philosopher George Santayana once famously said, “Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.” Surely this applies to naturists! Are we building on past experience, or are we perpetually reinventing the wheel? A frank assessment may please us, or it may give us more to do. Or both. Bob Morton, NAC. Gazebo.
8:00 PM Beach Blanket Bingo. Communication Building.


TUESDAY, JUNE 12


Schedule Events
9:00 AM Camp Westmont Nature Walk. Meet at the Canteen. Led by Henry Taves.
10:00 AM Thriving with Cancer. An upbeat discussion about when cancer touches our lives or the lives of those we love. Claudette Richards, Jim Dickey. Dining Hall Lawn
11 AM Gentle Water Exercise. Peggy Lamb. Pool.
NAC roundup - West of the Mississippi.The past year has been incredibly eventful in the West. Learn what’s happening with California beaches and California resorts. Is there a real chance for clothing optional public beach in Seattle? Find out about land grabs in Hawaii that may alter Paradise forever. More! Bob Morton, NAC. Gazebo.
Foot massage. Robin Stapeley. Gymnastics Building.
1:00 PM Pareo Tying 201. Stop by to see some creative ways to wear your pareos. If you want to add to your collection,, there will be many beautiful pareos available for purchase nearby at the Skinny-Dipper Shop booth. Claude Richards. TNS Booth.
3:00 PM Activists accomplish things. Mark Twain said, “There are basically two types of people. People who accomplish things, and people who claim to have accomplished things. The first group is less crowded.” Become a naturist activist and accomplish things for naturists! There are many paths. Share your experiences and learn new ways to make a difference! Bob Morton, NAC. Gazebo.
4 PM Burning Man: A Clothing-Optional Community. Burning Man is a week-long annual art festival held in the Black Rock Desert. Nudity is considered a form of radical self-expression and is completely acceptable. Jim Dickey, Claudette Richards. Communications Building.
Choices: Values in Relationships Game.Discover/clarify what values are important to you in establishing or enhancing a relationship. Morley Schoss. Dining Hall Lawn.
7:00 PM Movie The Economics of Happiness. ‘Going local’ is the way to repair our fractured world – our ecosystems, our societies and ourselves”.  “The Economics of Happiness delivers a powerful message about globalization: it is the small, local economies around the world that are preserving traditions, cultures, and communities, and ultimately safeguarding our happiness.” ~ Alice Waters (65 min) 2011. Jack Arnold. Communications Building.
8:05 PM Celebrity Beach Bingo — Favorite TV Characters. Did you ever dream about being Lucy or Starsky & Hutch, how about the cast of NCIS or Rizzoli & Isles? Now’s your chance. Dress up like your favorite TV character and play Beach Bingo in costume. Dining Hall.
9:00 PM Celebrity Beach Bingo DJ Dance. Continue the bingo party at the Canteen and come dressed as your favorite TV Character. All requests…All night.


Wednesday, JUNE 13


Schedule Events
7:30 AM Standing Brocades. A series of 8 simple exercises that the ancient Chinese did early each morning to help activate the 12 energy meridians. Robin Stapley. Canteen lawn.
9:00 AM The Naturist Society Walk for the Cure. Join us in support of Women and Breast Cancer. Two-mile walk led by Henry Taves. Prizes awarded afterwards. Pre-registration and $20 fee (donation) by Wednesday morning at the TNS Booth. Starting point is the TNS booth.
Acupressure Points for Everyday Use. Six pressure points will be taught to help your daily life. Robin Stapley. Gymnastics Building.
10:00 AM Male Pelvis Wellness. A tight pelvis is common for many males. Learn why we have this tightness, and when and how it begins. Learn exercises and stretches that are helpful for men with tight hips, upper legs and lower backs – techniques that will relax muscles whose tightness contributes to low back pain, groin pain, testicle pain, constipation, hemorrhoids, incontinence, erectile dysfunction, premature ejaculation, weak erections and even penis size. For men 18 years old and older.  Barry Bailey. Gymnastics Building.
Involving Young Adults & Families in Naturism. People ages 18-30 do become active naturists—a successful model for offering what young adults want. Morley Schloss. Dining Hall Lawn.
11:00 AM Gentle Water Exercise. Peggy Lamb. Pool.
NAC roundup - East of the Mississippi A fast paced overview of recent and current events that affect naturists. Includes legislative and regulatory issues east of the Mississippi. Learn about an important change that didn’t happen to Pennsylvania law. Understand the message behind the recent changes near Mazo Beach in Wisconsin. More! Bob Morton, NAC. Gazebo.
2:00 PM Getting to Know Me! - "Who I am." Part 1 of 4 of a series sponsored by fullSPECTRUM. Dining Hall Main Lawn.
3:00 PM If there were no NAC. In the classic movie, It’s a Wonderful Life, George Bailey (James Stewart) is shown what life would have been like if he had never existed. How would things be different if the Naturist Action Committee didn’t exist? What would things be like without The Naturist Society? Join in a fascinating and credible discussion. Bob Morton, NAC. Gazebo.
fullSPECTRUM Meet & Greet. Meet, Mingle and get to know the GLBT (Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgendered) SIG, their friends and supporters. Free Candy! Dining Hall Main Lawn.
Slip-n-Slide. Duck Pond Hill.
4:00 PM Stay Positive! Building on What Works. Too often, we promote or defend naturism by denying others' misplaced notions. Let's stop talking about what naturists aren't and concentrate on promoting what we are. We'll talk about what we love about naturism, what makes it work for us, and how to use these good things to promote naturism and make it even better. Mark Cornick. Communications Building.
Beach Groups Working Together to Insure Our Future. Learn ways to bring your group together even in the winter months. Jim Dickey, Claudette Richards, Susan Rothberg. Dining Hall Lawn.
5:00 PM Welcome and General Assembly. Meet the TNS Staff, workshop leaders, group leaders, photographers and more. Hear what’s happening for the rest of the week. Step up to the mic and tell us a little about yourself. Canteen Lawn.
7:00 PM Sing-a-Long with Fred & Eric Bring your voices and join us in a Sing-a-Long. Test your knowledge of songs old and new. Fred Shuman & Eric Fleischer, Communications Building.
8:00 PM Simply S’mores Join us for some tasty treats around the bonfire! Bring whatever s’mores ingredients you may have. Bonfire pit.
9:00 PM Carnival Cotillion. Dress up Mardi Gras style, fill out your dance card and win a prize. DJ Dance. DJ Mike. Canteen.


Thursday, JUNE 14


Schedule Events
7:30 AM Standing Brocades. A series of 8 simple exercises that the ancient Chinese did early each morning to help activate the 12 energy meridians. Robin Stapley. Canteen lawn.
9:30 AM Morning Walk. We will either walk the boundary of Camp Westmont, or hike up to the cell phone tower. An easy stroll of about 45 minutes, led by experienced Outdoor Recreation Interest Group members. Meet at picnic area outside Dining Hall.
10:00 AM Creative Writing - My Special Place as a Child Did you have a special place growing up as a child that may have led to naturism? Write about it in a creative short story, and then share it with a supportive group (no writing experience necessary). Facilitated by Peter Burwen. Dining Hall.
The Cross un-Dresser. Do you have some femaleness or maleness hiding within you?  Join us as we explore cross-dressing and other ways of blending male and female expression. FullSPECTRUM.
To Tell or Not to Tell — your family and friends about your Naturist activities. This workshop explains psychological principles that help assure a positive response to your revelation. It includes discussion examples that demonstrate how these principles can be beneficially applied to real-life Naturist situations. Fred Van Nest. Canteen deck.
11:00 AM Hand massage. Robin Stapely. Gymnastics Center.
Gentle Water Exercise. Peggy Lamb. Pool.
Drop in “Stitch-n-Bitch.” Bring your needlework, sit a while and bitch about work, men, you name it! Susan Rothberg. Dining Hall.
Do we ever learn anything? Philosopher George Santayana once famously said, “Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.” Surely this applies to naturists! Are we building on past experience, or are we perpetually reinventing the wheel? A frank assessment may please us, or it may give us more to do. Or both. Bob Morton, NAC. Gazebo.
Touch and Trust. Our society has become sadly touch-phobic, leaving much of the population touch-starved. The media and laws of the land view touch as always being sexual in nature. Therapists know that touch is absolutely necessary for the survival of both man and beast. This workshop will include a brief discussion regarding the value and importance of touch, and will culminate with exercises involving trust and safe, non-sexual touch. Barry Bailey. Gymnastics Building.
1:00 PM Women talking to Women. Body Acceptance, Body Love. Claudette Richards. Canteen Lawn.
Men talking to men. Current and historical topics involving men in naturism. Dick Nadeau. Gazebo.
Getting to Know Me! - "Group Membership" Part 2 of 4 of a series sponsored by fullSPECTRUM. Dining Hall Main Lawn.
2:00 PM “What does sexting tell us about naturism? Anything?” The media love to report spates of sexting, which seems to continue unabated. Is this an issue that naturists should take an interest in? Or is it one they should stay away from? Offer your views of recent events and commentaries and maybe we'll determine whether naturists are affected by sexting, and what, if anything, they should do about it. Paul Rapoport. Dining Hall Main Lawn.
Yoga for Body, Mind, and Spirit. Yoga can be many things to many people. Our strong parts are striving to be flexible and our flexible parts are striving to be strong. Come find a sense of balance in your body, mind, and spirt. We will begin with centering and breathing exercises, then warm up slowly - building on sequences to strengthen, open and energize the body. The second half of class, we will devote time to flexibility and the release of tension and end with a guided relaxation/meditation. Karen Kapus. Fitness Center.
Body Adornment. What constitutes going too far in a naturist venue? Tattoos? Too much or do we care? Penis piercing. Is it okay? How about 9 or 10? An open discussion led by Susan Rothberg. Canteen Lawn.
3:00 PM
Reiki. What is it? How does it work? Can I do it really? Robin Stapley. Gymnastics Building.
Story Starters. Need some inspiration? Join us for Story Starters, 5 minute writing sessions based on writing prompts to awaken your creativity and imagination. No writing experience necessary; bring paper and pen. Ruth Percey. Dining Hall.
NEF Opinion Polls. As part of its educational and informational mission, the Naturist Education Foundation conducts public opinion surveys through reputable independent polling organizations. Find out what we’ve asked, how we’ve asked it, why we’ve asked it - and what we’ve learned. Discuss possible new questions. Here’s your chance to influence the next round of polling! Bob Morton, NEF. Gazebo.
Raising Children as Naturists. The benefits and issues of raising children as naturists. Morley Schloss. Dining Hall Lawn.
4:00 PM Doctor’s Mistakes and the Power of Forgiveness. Have you suffered harm due to a doctor’s mistakes? This workshop is in a discussion group format. I’ll tell you my story, you tell me yours. Western medicine has much to offer, but so do other health avenues. Remember M.D. does not stand for “Minor Deity.” Even if you don’t have a story, come and listen. Nancy Wilson. Communications Building.
Red State Strategy. Our new democracy where billionaires control our local, state, and federal governments (The more money, the more influence!) Ruth Percy, Mike Abramson. Dining Hall.
Yoga for Bone Health. Yoga practice for people that have postural or bone health issues. Susan Shopiro. Gymnastics Center.
First-Ever TNS Lifetime SIG Get-together. As indicated in the article in N magazine 31.3, working together to help insure TNS for generations to come. Jim Dickey, Claudette Richards. Dining Hall Lawn.
Diversa Cheese and Whine! fullSPECTRUM SIG invites you to join them for some “whine” and cheese! Come one, come all! Refreshments provided by fullSPECTRUM. Canteen.
7:00 PM The inevitable interface between the clothed and the unclothed. Two local postal delivery workers recently filed a workplace complaint, alleging that they shouldn’t have to deliver packages to nude residents of White Tail Park, a Virginia nudist resort. The Director of the California Department of Parks and Recreation has said that her greatest concern about nude beaches is that her park employees may file sexual harassment lawsuits because beachgoers are naked. When you’re comfortably nude in your own home, must you draw the drapes over the windows or scurry to pull on a robe when FedEx rings your doorbell? Evidence suggests this is an evolving area of public opinion and the law. Be a participant in this timely discussion. Bob Morton, NAC. Gazebo.
fullSPECTRUM Annual Meeting. Dining Hall Main Lawn.
8:00 PM Outdoor Adventures in Pictures. All you freehikers and canudists--come and share your exploits! We'll set up a computer, you'll bring your favorite pictures on a thumb drive or disk, you'll amaze and astound your fellow naturists, and admiring plaudits will be your reward. Active pastimes only, please--we don't need to see you sitting on a beach. If you haven't got any pictures to show, come anyway and be inspired! Display time will be rationed according to how many people bring material. John Purbrick. Communications Building.
9:00 PM Rainbow DJ Dance. Dance sponsored by fullSPECTRUM featuring DJ Mike. Wear your Rainbow Theme accessories. Prizes. Canteen.
9:30 PM Naturist Slide Show. Join Eric Fleischer as he takes us on a journey of past Eastern Naturist Gatherings. Canteen.


Friday, JUNE 15


Schedule Events
7:30 AM Standing Brocades. A series of 8 simple exercises that the ancient Chinese did early each morning to help activate the 12 energy meridians. Robin Stapley. Canteen lawn.
9:30 AM Morning Walk. We will either walk the boundary of Camp Westmont, or hike up to the cell phone tower. An easy stroll of about 45 minutes, led by experienced Outdoor Recreation Interest Group members. Meet at picnic area outside Dining Hall.
10:00 AM Mhendi Body Art. We’ll be using body-art quality Henna to draw designs on anyone we can reach. Henna is a paste that when applied to skin will dye the skin temporarily a darker brown. It is typically used in weddings in India. We’ll be drawing until the supplies run out, so it’s first come - first doodled. Donations toward cost of materials is appreciated but not required. Krystin Watts. Canteen Lawn.
Discovering the Green Man. As the most prevalent icon of man’s connection and relationship to nature and the earth, the Green Man has appeared in various forms around the world since ancient times. This Power Point presentation will introduce you to Green Man and show you how often you may have already seen him during your lifetime without knowing his significance. Barry Bailey. Communication Building.
What does topfreeedom tell us about naturism? Anything? The movement for women’s topfree equal rights is much changed in recent years. Is this a natutist issue? A women’s issue? One that benefits only heterosexual men? Find out where this issue is now and where it may be going worldwide. Paul Rapoport. Dining Hall Lawn.
11:00 AM Gentle Water Exercise. Peggy Lamb. Pool.
Bone Health for a Healthy Life. How to protect your health by improving bone health and posture. Susan Shopiro. Communications Building.
Star Search Rehearsal. Sign up for the Star Search Talent Show at the TNS booth (all week long), and rehearse your “act.” Field House.
Naturists and the media. Sure, we’ve discussed this. But if nudists are still reported to live in “colonies,” then there’s a real challenge remaining to be met. We’ve had some recent successes, and those are reason to be encouraged. Even so, we too often create our own problems with the media. Meanwhile, the media is (are) evolving. Are we keeping up? An interactive discussion. Bob Morton, NEF. Gazebo.
1:00 PM Slip-n-Slide. Duck Pond Hill.
Be a Published Writer. It’s as easy as 1...2...3. N magazine may not be as well-known as Time or Life, but you still get a thrill seeing your name in print, Learn how you can make that happen. Nicky Hoffman. Dining Hall Lawn.
2:00 PM Beginner’s Zentangle®. Easy to learn and terribly addictive, Zentangle is an art form for everyone. You don’t need to be an “artist”; you don’t even have to be able to draw a straight line! There are no mistakes here. Zentangle is all about using art to relax and find a moment of Zen in your day. We’ll be learning all the basics and you can take it from there because the class kit is yours to keep. All ages are welcome, though if there are any children below the age of 12, I ask that their parent or guardian take the class with them. $5 class fee. Krystin Watts. Dining Hall.
THE COMMONS – Air, Water, Land, Natural Resources, all in danger from being privatized and destroyed in the “name of profit” world in which we live. Can we restore The Commons and our environment before it’s too late? We are the 99%. Jack Arnold. Communications Building.
Getting to Know Me! - "I Want You to Know" Part 3 of 4 of a series sponsored by fullSPECTRUM. Dining Hall Main Lawn.
Multiple Images, Silhouettes and other Photo Tricks. Come pose for some special effects photographs! Eric Fleischer has some interesting ideas for photos, and you can be part of it. Meet in picnic area outside dining hall.
3:00 PM Loop Manipulated Braiding. Learn how to make Helen’s favorite fancy, yet easy, decorative yard braid. Needs no special tools. Materials provided. Limit 12 please. Helen Fleischer. Dining Hall Picnic Area.
Children and nudity and business and government - and parents. The inclusion of children in naturist households and activities is a natural thing, but it has never been without controversy or opposition. Using “Think of the children” as their rallying cry, naturist antagonists seek to make naturism an adults-only affair. Participate in an important discussion, addressing current challenges. Bob Morton. NAC. Gazebo.
Around the Lake. Using the canoe fleet, we’ll take a naturist cruise round the shoreline of Lake Independence. Outdoor Recreation SIG. Meet at Lake.
4:00 PM Town Hall Meeting. Followed by the Group Photo. Meet at Dining Hall Lawn.
7:00 PM Star Search. Kath Rooney, Goddess of Ceremonies will emcee this showcase of naturist creativity and talent. All ages and abilities welcome. Field House.
9:00 PM “Jammin’ In Your Jammies” DJ Dance. Back my popular demand! Wear your coolest pj’s (no lingerie please!) DJ Mike. Dining Hall.
(Or after Star Search) Oneg Shabbat. Help us welcome the Jewish Sabbath. We'll have wine and challah, bring a kosher dessert to share. Everyone welcome, regardless of religious belief. Susan Rothberg. Canteen.


Saturday, JUNE 16


Schedule Events
7:30 AM Standing Brocades. A series of 8 simple exercises that the ancient Chinese did early each morning to help activate the 12 energy meridians. Robin Stapley. Canteen lawn.
9:30 AM Morning Walk. We will either walk the boundary of Camp Westmont, or hike up to the cell phone tower. An easy stroll of about 45 minutes, led by experienced Outdoor Recreation Interest Group members. Meet at picnic area outside Dining Hall.
10:00 AM Story Starters. Need some inspiration? Join us for Story Starters, 5 minute writing sessions based on writing prompts to awaken our creativity and imagination. No writing experience necessary; bring paper and pen. Ruth Percey. Dining Hall.
The Politics of Children in Naturism. The challenges to children’s participation in naturism: youth camps, home nudity, photography of children, child protective services, adults-only sites and events. Morley Schloss. Canteen Deck.
Florida Young Naturist Presentation. The young adult naturist movement. Marianna Lavin and Julie Martinez. Dining Hall lawn.  
11:00 AM Understanding Body Shame. At what age does the body become shameful? Explore societies stereotypes, family of origin issues, through the human lifecycle from birth to aging in a supportive discussion. Facilitated by Peter Burwen. Dining Hall lawn.
Gentle Water Exercise. Peggy Lamb. Pool.
Continuing Zentangle®. In this workshop we will continue to explore new patterns and more ways to use Zentangle. This art form can most certainly be taken outside its box. Make sure to bring your kit back to use again! Krystin Watts. Dining Hall.
But can I be nude there? A closer look at the enforcement of anti-nudity laws, rules, regulations and policies on public lands throughout the U.S. and Canada. Debunking popular (but incorrect) notions that naturists still have about nudity on U.S. Federal land. Understanding enforcement peculiarities at the local, state and federal levels. Questions that naturists should ask. Answers that exist in authoritative documents kept in places you’ll never think to look. Bob Morton, NAC. Gazebo.
1:00 PM Hula Hoop Dance. Come learn the basics of hula hooping, develop your rhythm, form and flow.  Open to all ages and abilities, Hula Hoops will be provided. Marianna Lavin & Julia Martinez, Vita Nude Northeast & Florida Young Naturists.
2:00 PM Getting to Know Me! - "Getting to Know You" Part 4 of 4 of a series sponsored by fullSPECTRUM. Dining Hall Main Lawn.
Q & A Jordan & Felicity of YNA. A short little intro about Young Naturists America and who we are, and responding to any questions about us. As time permits, discuss naturism and online presence. What can you do to promote naturism online and further the reach of the naturist movement? Canteen Lawn.
Active Stretching – Beyond Basics. Learn stretches that were not in Active Stretching workshops of previous years, and are not included in the Book or CD.  These stretches address additional muscles, offering you the opportunity to better customize your stretching routine.  Barry Bailey. Gymnastics Building.
Yoga for Body, Mind, and Spirit. Yoga can be many things to many people. Our strong parts are striving to be flexible and our flexible parts are striving to be strong. Come find a sense of balance in your body, mind, and spirt. We will begin with centering and breathing exercises, then warm up slowly - building on sequences to strengthen, open and energize the body. The second half of class, we will devote time to flexibility and the release of tension and end with a guided relaxation/meditation. Karen Kapus. Fitness Center.
Drop in “Stitch-n-Bitch.” Bring your needlework, sit a while and bitch about work, men, you name it! Susan Rothberg. Dining Hall.
3:00 PM Creating a clothing-optional beach. Some say that clothing-optional beaches cannot be created; they must be inherited from those who have established a history of nude use. But with established naturist sites falling victim to development, regulation and shifts in policy, can we afford to rely on gifts from the past? Let’s discuss some proactive ideas for making some NEW nude beaches! Bob Morton, NAC. Gazebo.
Get Naked Photo Session. Come join photographer Eric Fleischer to pose for some photos (and videos!) where we’ll make your clothes disappear! Bring some interesting clothing with you if you have it, or whatever clothing you have, and we’ll do some carefully posed photos for later Photoshop magic. Amphitheater.
4:00 PM Eastern Naturist Beer Summit. Join us in the dining hall before dinner for the first annual Eastern Naturist Gathering Beer Summit. Please bring a few beers from home that are not widely available outside your area; the idea is to share our own favorite local craft/micro brews, and to taste something different. Plastic party cups and some salty snacks will be provided. Christopher Dyer. Dining Hall.
A Chemical Reaction: The Story of a True Green Revolution. This 80-minute film was produced by Paul Tukey, who was called “the godfather of the natural lawn care movement” by The New York Times. The film is centered around Hudson, Quebec, which became the first town in North America to ban lawn and garden chemicals. The anti-herbicide and pesticide movement has spread widely in Canada and is being fought with a full-frontal attack by the chemical industry. Ellie Springer. Communications Building.
7:00 PM “You don’t have to call me Darlin’, Darlin’ ... you never even called me by my name!” Back in the days of “nudist colonies,” some nudists used pseudonyms or “nude names” to obscure their identities. The practice persists, even among some naturist leaders, and it has contributed historically to a perception of naturism as some sort of a cult. If we behave as if we’re embarrased or ashamed, aren’t we reinforcing the belief that we’re doing something about which we should be embarrassed or ashamed? But then, what about issues of privacy?    Bob Morton, NAC. Gazebo.
9:00 PM Havdalah. Havdalah means separation in Hebrew. Join us and mark the separation between the end of Sabbath and the beginning of a new week. Susan Rothberg. Dining Hall.
“Black & White Dance” DJ Dance. “It don’t matter if you’re black or white.” Get creative. DJ Mike. Canteen.
9:30 PM Naturist Slide Show. Come see pictures from the 2012 Eastern Naturist Gathering. Eric Fleischer. Canteen.


SUNDAY, JUNE 17

CLOSING DAY. Please plan on being checked out and on the road by 10:30 AM. Thank you for coming, travel safely and we'll see you next year!

Schedule Events
7:30 AM Standing Brocades. A series of 8 simple exercises that the ancient Chinese did early each morning to help activate the 12 energy meridians. Robin Stapley. Canteen lawn.
9:30 AM Closing Circle. Dining Hall Lawn.
10:00 AM Checkout Time. Plan to depart the grounds by 10:30 am. PLEASE make sure your trash is out and your area is swept.


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