Other guests told us about specialty travel...how to choose a cruise,
options for gay travelers, women traveling alone... Mimi Sheraton stopped
by to tell us about great food markets of the world. And then, there were
the nudists...
by Susan Weaver
Well, think of it this way Rudy -- there's less to pack and less laundry
to
do when you get home...Well, beyond that I think that the people are very
warm and natural and friendly and it's very easy to get straight to who a
person is inside themselves. There's a lot of recreational activities
available at the clubs and on the cruises, and there's just a great group
of people practicing recreation in a very wholesome happy and joyous way.
Rudy: Playing tennis, playing volleyball...sometimes you want a little
support somewhere. Am I wrong here, Susan?
The rules at most clubs are, you don't have to give up your common sense
along with your threads. If you need some sort of covering because of sun
or you feel better for some sort of protective clothing that's fine, in
most clubs. It's a clothing-free, clothing-optional environment.
See...no end to the variety of information we've picked up over the course
of a year. I'd like to name all the terrific people who've stopped by to
amuse, inform and delight us. But I have to stop here for a moment because
there is one journey we took a few months ago about which we're still
receiving letters. It wasn't an easy trip...matter of fact at times it
terribly graphic...forcing us to cease whatever it was we were doing and
think about some of the unspeakable horrors human beings continue inflict
upon one another. So, even though it's hard to hear...we're going to give
you back to The Savvy Traveler's Scott Carrier and revisit... Cambodia.
