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Oregon Creek 2012
This creek-side spot features amazing rock formations, waterfalls, and a swimming hole. You can safely leap from a cliff into the deepest part of the river. People from our group showed up through the day and mostly just hung out relaxing and enjoying the magical surroundings.
On Camera: Kris, Mari, Rich, Julie, Goata, Ishmael, Cassidi, Cassidy, Zach, Azure, Cally, Dick, Nicki
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This creek-side spot features amazing rock formations, waterfalls, and a swimming hole. You can safely leap from a cliff into the deepest part of the river. People from our group showed up through the day and mostly just hung out relaxing and enjoying the magical surroundings.
On Camera: Kris, Mari, Rich, Julie, Goata, Ishmael, Cassidi, Cassidy, Zach, Azure, Cally, Dick, Nicki
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Oregon Creek 2012 (photo set 1 of 5)
116 photos
We arrive in this perfect spot in the Yuba Rivers area of California. Wait until you see the waterfall!
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116 photos
We arrive in this perfect spot in the Yuba Rivers area of California. Wait until you see the waterfall!
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Oregon Creek 2012 (photo set 2 of 5)
135 photos
Come on in! The water is beautiful! At the bottom of the falls is a perfect swimming hole.
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135 photos
Come on in! The water is beautiful! At the bottom of the falls is a perfect swimming hole.
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Oregon Creek 2012 (photo set 3 of 5)
103 photos
Lovers leap from the ledge! We brought a rope to make it easier to get in and out of the water.
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103 photos
Lovers leap from the ledge! We brought a rope to make it easier to get in and out of the water.
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Oregon Creek 2012 (photo set 4 of 5)
123 photos
Butoh Bob leads us in a body-movement workshop. It's good to stretch out and try to touch the essence of nature!
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123 photos
Butoh Bob leads us in a body-movement workshop. It's good to stretch out and try to touch the essence of nature!
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Oregon Creek 2012 (photo set 5 of 5)
100 photos
It's been a great day, but all good things must end some time!
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It's been a great day, but all good things must end some time!
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Oregon Creek 2012 (video clip 1 of 1)
6:15
Some video was shot at his lovely spot near the Yuba Rivers. Here it is edited into a short vignette of naked bliss.
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Some video was shot at his lovely spot near the Yuba Rivers. Here it is edited into a short vignette of naked bliss.
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Nomad's Notes
A few years previous, Kris and I did a weekend scouting trip of the Yuba Rivers area (there are two main forks) north of Sacramento. We complied a list of "known nudist spots" from various internet posts and meticulously checked out most of the reasonably accessible ones. One spot had a ton of barbed wire criss-crossing the path leading to the river and as we approached, a rustic mean-looking fellow appeared with a shot gun! It was private property apparently. Most places are on public land. The most amazing spot we found was the one in this gallery, and only a 5-minute walk from the roadside. Oregon Creek runs into the Yuba river just a mile south. Months later we organized this trip, but I could not make it, so the only video on this occasion was a few minutes worth shot by Spencer. In the summer of 2014 we went again as a side trip from a camping spot 20 minutes away. Then for 2015 we camped right above Oregon Creek.
A few years previous, Kris and I did a weekend scouting trip of the Yuba Rivers area (there are two main forks) north of Sacramento. We complied a list of "known nudist spots" from various internet posts and meticulously checked out most of the reasonably accessible ones. One spot had a ton of barbed wire criss-crossing the path leading to the river and as we approached, a rustic mean-looking fellow appeared with a shot gun! It was private property apparently. Most places are on public land. The most amazing spot we found was the one in this gallery, and only a 5-minute walk from the roadside. Oregon Creek runs into the Yuba river just a mile south. Months later we organized this trip, but I could not make it, so the only video on this occasion was a few minutes worth shot by Spencer. In the summer of 2014 we went again as a side trip from a camping spot 20 minutes away. Then for 2015 we camped right above Oregon Creek.