On Thu, 18 Sep 2008 22:32:40 -0500,
Uncle Vic
withheld.com> wrote:> "(¯`·.¸Craig Chilton¸.·´¯) -- NO FACTS Support the RRR Cult's
> Loathsome Agendas!"
mchsi.com> wrote: >> Uncle Vic
withheld.com> wrote:>>> "(¯`·.¸Craig Chilton¸.·´¯)
mchsi.com> wrote:>> [ ... ]
>>>> I can vouch for that! I met one of my favorite girlfriends at
>>>> Black's Beach in La Jolla, California!
>>> I've been there many times! Best nude beach in CA.
>> Agreed! I've been there often, too, since 1977. But in the last
>> few years, I haven't. Do you know if San Diego's City Council ever
>> made it OFFICIALLY "clothing optional" again, or is it still the case that
>> the cops simply don't come down there and hassle people... do you
>> know?
> I believe the part below the hang glider port and along the golf course
> is federal property. There are no federal laws against mere nudity,
> although sexual activity can get you into trouble. Then again, I haven't
> been there since about '92.
When I first went there in 1977, there were signs posted that advised
that swimsuits were optional ahead. Some time after that, the City
Council reversed itself, and it was again considered illegal to be nude on
the beach. If any federal land were involved, I was unaware of it, and
this is the first I've heard of that. So that might be worth checking into
for a certain determination.
Last time I was there was the mid-'90s, too. Damn, how time flies!
> There was a decision handed down recently by the mayor of San Onofre
> State Beach, another fine venue. Despite the reports of sexual activity,
> and although the state's anti-nudity law hasn't been repealed, the police
> have been ordered not to bother nudists unless someone complains.
>> Every now and then, a golf match is televised at Torrey Pines,
>> and I think about how interesting it would be if the camera on that blimp
>> zoomed in on the beach below... :)
> Yup!
