Maybe they were, if so, good for them.Excellent pic. I'm sure Stephen's fans were carvorting naked at Glasto etc in the 70s. <snip>
He's looking hard up
IIRC in the documentary there was also a girl and another man walking with him but for some reason they split up. I thought he had already made it to John O'Groats but that he decided to carry on walking or something.
THE naked rambler left Scotland yesterday for the first time since being locked up for refusing to wear clothes in public.
Just days after being released from Saughton Prison in Edinburgh, Stephen Gough trekked across the Border near the village of Upper Hindhope.
With nothing but his trademark backpack and socks, a hat and walking boots to protect him from the October chill, he headed into Northumberland National Park.
Gough plans to head south to Southampton to visit his mother.
He said: “I’m really happy to be out of jail and visiting my mum – but all I can think about at the moment
is food. I’m very hungry.”
I doubt it, and what is more, I bet a lot of Scottish bobbies probably had to avert their gaze so that they could be rid of him to England.Does he have any plan's to return to scotland
Offended the posh hippiesArrested again.
In Hebden Bridge of all places
http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/the-northerner/2012/oct/25/naked-rambler-stephen-gough-hebden-bridge
With you on this, except that if you give in on over stuff that's not really that important, it's a lot more difficult to take a stand on the things which matter more to you.<snip>He has it in his head the not unreasonable belief that nudity is perfectly normal and that society is wrong for objecting to it. At one level of course he is right of course. It is stupid that society dictates we cover up our bodies. But he is faced with a legal system that doesn't know what to do with him except lock him up indefinitely. I am torn in my feelings towards him really. Part of me admires his uncompromising position.Another part of me thinks he's a fucking idiot for putting himself through so much grief over a principle that's not really that important.
Well yeah, I presume that's the principle that motivates him which is admirable at one level but, as his life demonstrates, the price you pay for such uncompromising adherence to such principles is a pretty high oneWith you on this, except that if you give in on over stuff that's not really that important, it's a lot more difficult to take a stand on the things which matter more to you.
Well yeah but the question is why? Why is it so important to him or more pertinently why is it more important to him than other things in his life. He has kids right? I have to question why this principle is so important to him that he has to martyr himself for it at the cost of his life and liberty.This is clearly important to him, though.
Well yeah but the question is why? Why is it so important to him or more pertinently why is it more important to him than other things in his life. He has kids right? I have to question why this principle is so important to him that he has to martyr himself for it at the cost of his life and liberty.
Not so much the bag - fit it right and it really shouldn't move that much, but getting slapped by the dangling strap ends can become ever so slightly tiresome. And that's if they only hit your bare arms or legs.I don't think I could handle the chafing from the bag.
'And will sir be wearing the rucksack naked? For a small charge, we have a fitting service'.Not so much the bag - fit it right and it really shouldn't move that much, but getting slapped by the dangling strap ends can become ever so slightly tiresome. And that's if they only hit your bare arms or legs.
Including trimming the strap ends?'And will sir be wearing the rucksack naked? For a small charge, we have a fitting service'.