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An extract from the World Naked Bike Ride book: Running your car in an enclosed space, such as a garage, will surely kill you in a very short period of time. It is not so very difficult to extrapolate this …
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Brighton, (UK), police chief says WNBR riders should told to “conceal their most intimate parts”. This is just one more example of how the law is both interpreted and applied, based on one individual’s personal opinion and prejudices. Everyone else …
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A World Naked Bike Ride book extract: Public participation and media coverage are both critical elements within any World Naked Bike Ride. Indeed, the presence of the public at a #WNBR is essential for the event to be in any …
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The local beach is usually occupied by textiles of one number or another. There’s a particularly public/family area, near the campsite and the car park, and so I tend to avoid that area. Not far away however, there’s another beach …
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I drove naked all the way from Munich in Germany, through the Austria Inntal and a nipped through Swiss St. Moritz to reach northern Italy, to stay with Max, an American relative living at Lago di Como, en-route for the …
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Protests such as the World Naked Bike Ride, FEMEN and others, use nudity to attract attention to their cause. It’s possible that over time, people will become used to the nudity, it may become commonplace. If this happens, does the …
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The World Naked Bike Ride is a global protest against oil dependency and urban pollution, promoting greater cycling safety on our roads, and encouraging body freedom for everyone. This book visually describes the environmental awareness event, the history of how …
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An extract from the World Naked Bike Ride book: In terms of any WNBR, the police will always be involved to some extent, for no other reason than that the ride is firstly and foremost a political and environmental protest. …
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An extract from the World Naked Bike Ride book: Oil is also used to produce the very food we eat, even if we don’t eat the oil directly. Think about what fuels the tractors to plough the ground and manage …
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I have a great little book here, on the subject of “Come Hell or High Water, a handbook on collective process gone awry”. It covers a multitude of situations where multiple people come together with a common interest, and their …
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