Tad Bennett

Tad Bennett wore a sailor cap and some sharp tan lines in the woodland photo.

 

Tree Hugger

This fellow seems to be taking a different approach to tree hugging.

 

Arboreal

Going arboreal with this guy in a leafy setting.

 

Men in the Forest Day

Today's theme is men in the forest. and we start with a guy who looks 

like he just stepped in something.  Don't you just hate when that happens?

 

Classical

This looks like a German reenactment of a Classical scene of some sort.

 

Above and beyond

This guy seems to be looking above and beyond.

 

Hanging out together

These two seem to like hanging out together.

 

Joe Knowles

The guy in the jockstrap is Joe Knowles, a Boston man who announced that he was doing a survivalist trek through the Maine woods in 1913 barefoot and wearing only the jock.  Here he is being seen off by a group of journalists and supporters.  It was later found out that he actually spent the time he was supposed to have been trekking in a comfy cabin and got a ride to the finish point.

 

Perched

Our blond model is securely perched in a huge tree.

 

Sturdy Staff

Both the model and his staff look sturdy 

in this photo made at the edge of the woods.

 

Cold season

The model here might have gotten a bit chilly as the lack of leaves indicates a cold season.

 

Amateur #118

Mr. Scumbeast said this one was amateur, and he called it Male Nude 118.

 

Cedar

Our last forest fellow is standing partially obsuvered by a juniper tree.

 

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In the Deep Woods II.

 

Forest Day

It's forest day on the blog, and we start with a Joe Cool type on a walk in the woods.

 

Wow!

I'd love to encounter this on one of my forest walks.

 

Bearded

I got this during the Sack of Tumblr from a totally uncurated blog,

so I know nothing about it other than that I like it a lot.

 

Pond by a meadow

There's forest all around, but the main focus is the man, the pond, and the meadow.

The photo is by Antonio Arabia, and the model is David Oakes.

 

Railroad

The forest along the railroad tracks looks like new growth.  Perhaps the

 rail line was there to carry away all the trees they cut down.