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Saturday, January 24, 2026
Lost in the crowd
We finish with a photo in which the point(s) of interest are almost lost in the crowd.
Skinny dipping was a way of life when I was young. Dad and I did it when camping, at the Y, and in our pool. It's comfortable and fun, and it never bothered me in gym classes in high school or college.
In the United States in the 1900s there were over 900 schools that had some form of nude swimming. The differences had to do with ages of the pupils, how long the school had this practice, etc. Some schools kept the practice until the 1970's. When it came to a halt something very important was lost. When I was in high school in the early 1960's, I wasn't even aware that some schools actually had swimming pools, but my shop teacher told me that he swam naked at the YMCA.
Skinny dipping was a way of life when I was young. Dad and I did it when camping, at the Y, and in our pool. It's comfortable and fun, and it never bothered me in gym classes in high school or college.
ReplyDeleteIn the United States in the 1900s there were over 900 schools that had some form of nude swimming. The differences had to do with ages of the pupils, how long the school had this practice, etc. Some schools kept the practice until the 1970's. When it came to a halt something very important was lost. When I was in high school in the early 1960's, I wasn't even aware that some schools actually had swimming pools, but my shop teacher told me that he swam naked at the YMCA.
ReplyDeleteMy high school didn't have a swimming pool either.
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