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River Dippers Gathering 2008
A hike down into a redwood forest valley brought us to the San Lorenzo River. A bend in the stream has left a nice beach with calm wading water. Upstream the water is more lively and we lie across the rocks and let the cool current flow over us. As the sun began to set we got ready for the show - fire spinning poi performances! The movie of this outing is available on our streaming website.
On Camera: On-camera: Osiris, RestlessOwl, Hazel, Cisco, Isobel, Dionysus, Fushia, PoiToi, Prophet, Wynd, Jenni, Crissy, Brett, Apollo, Polly, Gen, Cheryl
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A hike down into a redwood forest valley brought us to the San Lorenzo River. A bend in the stream has left a nice beach with calm wading water. Upstream the water is more lively and we lie across the rocks and let the cool current flow over us. As the sun began to set we got ready for the show - fire spinning poi performances! The movie of this outing is available on our streaming website.
On Camera: On-camera: Osiris, RestlessOwl, Hazel, Cisco, Isobel, Dionysus, Fushia, PoiToi, Prophet, Wynd, Jenni, Crissy, Brett, Apollo, Polly, Gen, Cheryl
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River Dippers Gathering 2008 (photo set 1 of 9)
107 photos
We arrived at Rincon trailhead and hiked down to the river where our bodies quickly found the water.
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107 photos
We arrived at Rincon trailhead and hiked down to the river where our bodies quickly found the water.
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River Dippers Gathering 2008 (photo set 2 of 9)
144 photos
The river reveals a side that is tranquil and a side that is turbulant. The water at both spots are cold however.
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144 photos
The river reveals a side that is tranquil and a side that is turbulant. The water at both spots are cold however.
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River Dippers Gathering 2008 (photo set 3 of 9)
103 photos
Flowing water, slippery rocks and a towering forest of redwoods makes for a spirited playground.
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103 photos
Flowing water, slippery rocks and a towering forest of redwoods makes for a spirited playground.
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River Dippers Gathering 2008 (photo set 4 of 9)
101 photos
Discovering comfort in contacting our sensitive nude bodies to the rawness of nature.
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101 photos
Discovering comfort in contacting our sensitive nude bodies to the rawness of nature.
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River Dippers Gathering 2008 (photo set 5 of 9)
106 photos
Time to rest on the beach before we gather for a group photo and before the sun sets behind the tall trees.
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106 photos
Time to rest on the beach before we gather for a group photo and before the sun sets behind the tall trees.
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River Dippers Gathering 2008 (photo set 6 of 9)
107 photos
There's nothing like a crazy mob of splashing people to cool everyone down.
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107 photos
There's nothing like a crazy mob of splashing people to cool everyone down.
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River Dippers Gathering 2008 (photo set 7 of 9)
110 photos
Chillin' on the river beach, waiting for the sun to go down, so we can start the performances.
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110 photos
Chillin' on the river beach, waiting for the sun to go down, so we can start the performances.
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River Dippers Gathering 2008 (photo set 8 of 9)
108 photos
As shadows blanket the beach we settle in to see some spinning performances.
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108 photos
As shadows blanket the beach we settle in to see some spinning performances.
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River Dippers Gathering 2008 (photo set 9 of 9)
119 photos
Three spectacular fire spinning performances including Jenni and her fiery hula hoop.
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Three spectacular fire spinning performances including Jenni and her fiery hula hoop.
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Nomad's Notes
A 40-minute HD movie is available that covers this event on our new Nclub Movies Website. The funny thing about this day was that it was not supposed to happen at all the way you see it here. Our group met in Davenport, California, a tiny village on coastal highway 1, to have lunch. The plan was to go down to Shark's Tooth Beach and spend the day and early evening in this spectacular cove. I had invited people to bring drums and musical instruments so that they could jam while several different fire-spinners doing their thing. However, it was very cold down by the water, much too cold for clothes-free fun and it would only get colder as the sun set. A quick change of plans and the caravan of cars took a 20-minute drive to an inland location bringing us to the place you see here. I had previously scouted the Rincon Trail so knew it would be viable. When we got down to the river there was a clothed family there so we delayed getting naked until after they were gone - that is why there are some photos of us partially undressed along the river. Having to change plans was disorienting so I just told people to get into the river and "play" - and the photographers just shot whatever they saw happening. Some people started "posing" because that is what is culturally ingrained as what one should do when naked in nature being photographed. The location did turn out to be a good safe spot to do a fire performance because of the open beach and proximity to the water.
A 40-minute HD movie is available that covers this event on our new Nclub Movies Website. The funny thing about this day was that it was not supposed to happen at all the way you see it here. Our group met in Davenport, California, a tiny village on coastal highway 1, to have lunch. The plan was to go down to Shark's Tooth Beach and spend the day and early evening in this spectacular cove. I had invited people to bring drums and musical instruments so that they could jam while several different fire-spinners doing their thing. However, it was very cold down by the water, much too cold for clothes-free fun and it would only get colder as the sun set. A quick change of plans and the caravan of cars took a 20-minute drive to an inland location bringing us to the place you see here. I had previously scouted the Rincon Trail so knew it would be viable. When we got down to the river there was a clothed family there so we delayed getting naked until after they were gone - that is why there are some photos of us partially undressed along the river. Having to change plans was disorienting so I just told people to get into the river and "play" - and the photographers just shot whatever they saw happening. Some people started "posing" because that is what is culturally ingrained as what one should do when naked in nature being photographed. The location did turn out to be a good safe spot to do a fire performance because of the open beach and proximity to the water.