DMB
02 Apr 2009, 06:16 AM
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/travel/destinations/germany/article6016553.ece
Even before the hotel opens strict house rules have been published, among them the stipulations that all guests must be naked at all times, and all must put towels on chairs and loungers before using them. Lest anyone get the wrong idea, it is also made clear that there is to be strictly no sexual harassment of fellow guests and no smutty behaviour in communal areas. Those who disobey will have to put on the ultimate badge of nudist dishonour — clothing — and leave...
...The German FKK association (DFK), which celebrates its 60th anniversary this year, has about 160 affiliated clubs with 45,000 members as well as a youth section. In contrast to neighbouring Switzerland, where the authorities have announced plans to fine the “objectionable behaviour” of nude hikers, two villages in the central German Harz mountain range are planning special walking routes for nude ramblers.
Even before the hotel opens strict house rules have been published, among them the stipulations that all guests must be naked at all times, and all must put towels on chairs and loungers before using them. Lest anyone get the wrong idea, it is also made clear that there is to be strictly no sexual harassment of fellow guests and no smutty behaviour in communal areas. Those who disobey will have to put on the ultimate badge of nudist dishonour — clothing — and leave...
...The German FKK association (DFK), which celebrates its 60th anniversary this year, has about 160 affiliated clubs with 45,000 members as well as a youth section. In contrast to neighbouring Switzerland, where the authorities have announced plans to fine the “objectionable behaviour” of nude hikers, two villages in the central German Harz mountain range are planning special walking routes for nude ramblers.