Jan 31, 2009 23 min

Nude Volleyball

Nude Volleyball — it’s become a cliché of naturism. In this episode we talk with Peter Allison a long time player and the organizer of the Greater Toronto Naturist Volleyball Tournament at Bare Oaks Family Naturist Park. Peter tells us about the reasons why volleyball is so popular and provides hints for people who want to try it. Links: http://www.BareOaks.ca/volleyball http://www.whitethornlodge.org/public/superbowl.html http://www.nudistvolleyball.com http://www.nakedvolleyball.com/ http://www.fivb.org/en/beachvolleyball/rules/Rules.htm Episode IV NOTE: Due to censorship rules, links only work on the main show website at naturistlivingshow.com.

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