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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

Just wondering if anyone been down?

Every time I've been it's never busy. So total social distancing is easy.

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By *agman1Man
over a year ago

Glasgow

Will go there now that travel restrictions are due to be relaxed soon and hopefully the weather is warm enough for nude sunbathing.

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By *lbie6Man
over a year ago

glasgow

Weather here but would be interested in going once safe and cleared to travel

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By *oight68Man
over a year ago

inverclyde

I cantvwait to go down again. was there last year and few guys took turns in me.

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By *luebell888Woman
over a year ago

Glasgowish

I will be going this year.

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By *otmilf29Woman
over a year ago

Irvine

Car parks at the beach were closed by the local authority at the start of lockdown and unsure if this is still the case but will go once restrictions lifted

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

Brilliant.. roll on end of lockdown

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

Cant wait.. get some sun all over.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Certainly planning to go this year weather and rules allowing

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By *luebell888Woman
over a year ago

Glasgowish

Was actually going on Saturday but due to bad weather did not bother.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Was actually going on Saturday but due to bad weather did not bother."

You're quite the rule breaker

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Was actually going on Saturday but due to bad weather did not bother.

You're quite the rule breaker"

Rules are there to be broken or pushed to there limits are they not

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Was actually going on Saturday but due to bad weather did not bother.

You're quite the rule breaker

Rules are there to be broken or pushed to there limits are they not "

Sometimes it's just not warranted

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By *luebell888Woman
over a year ago

Glasgowish


"Was actually going on Saturday but due to bad weather did not bother.

You're quite the rule breaker"

Not really. You can drive anywhere as long as you exercise whilst there for longer. That was the plan and no sex involved.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Was actually going on Saturday but due to bad weather did not bother.

You're quite the rule breaker

Not really. You can drive anywhere as long as you exercise whilst there for longer. That was the plan and no sex involved."

You're on the wrong side of the border

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By *luebell888Woman
over a year ago

Glasgowish


"Was actually going on Saturday but due to bad weather did not bother.

You're quite the rule breaker

Not really. You can drive anywhere as long as you exercise whilst there for longer. That was the plan and no sex involved.

You're on the wrong side of the border "

So are all the 1000s of Scots who headed to the busy beaches last week.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Was actually going on Saturday but due to bad weather did not bother.

You're quite the rule breaker

Not really. You can drive anywhere as long as you exercise whilst there for longer. That was the plan and no sex involved.

You're on the wrong side of the border

So are all the 1000s of Scots who headed to the busy beaches last week."

I'd tell them off too if they posted on here flagrantly flouting the rules

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Count me in I’ll be taking a trip

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By *luebell888Woman
over a year ago

Glasgowish


"Was actually going on Saturday but due to bad weather did not bother.

You're quite the rule breaker

Not really. You can drive anywhere as long as you exercise whilst there for longer. That was the plan and no sex involved.

You're on the wrong side of the border

So are all the 1000s of Scots who headed to the busy beaches last week.

I'd tell them off too if they posted on here flagrantly flouting the rules "

Bully for you.

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By *ncognito!Woman
over a year ago

falkirk

Be August surely ?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Was actually going on Saturday but due to bad weather did not bother.

You're quite the rule breaker

Not really. You can drive anywhere as long as you exercise whilst there for longer. That was the plan and no sex involved.

You're on the wrong side of the border

So are all the 1000s of Scots who headed to the busy beaches last week.

I'd tell them off too if they posted on here flagrantly flouting the rules "

Just love it when you crack the whip

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I was down that way last week and it was beautiful might take a ride down that way later but purely for the walk it’s a lovely place

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I was down that way last week and it was beautiful might take a ride down that way later but purely for the walk it’s a lovely place "

It's probably best to flout the rules quietly

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By *inkycarolineTV/TS
over a year ago

Kilwinning

You are allowed to go out for a walk. If that walk involves a beach thats fine. You just need to social distance for now so if the weathers nice, go there, strip off and have some fun just no touching.

Honestly its not that difficult to understand.

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By *irth VaderMan
over a year ago

glasgow


"Was actually going on Saturday but due to bad weather did not bother.

You're quite the rule breaker

Not really. You can drive anywhere as long as you exercise whilst there for longer. That was the plan and no sex involved.

You're on the wrong side of the border

So are all the 1000s of Scots who headed to the busy beaches last week.

I'd tell them off too if they posted on here flagrantly flouting the rules "

Didn’t you miss last weeks update?

In terms of being able to travel to exercise, the Scottish government now states: “You will also be permitted to travel short distances for outdoor leisure and exercise but advised to stay within a short distance of your local community and travel by walk, wheel and cycle where possible.”

Therefore you would be able to drive to a specific location to exercise, or walk your dog, but you should keep in mind that you are being advised to stay local where possible.

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By *luebell888Woman
over a year ago

Glasgowish

So i was not flouting the rules . Apologies welcome.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"So i was not flouting the rules . Apologies welcome."

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"So i was not flouting the rules . Apologies welcome."

Think Dominic Cummings will be apologising before that....

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"So i was not flouting the rules . Apologies welcome."

Ardeer beach is not local to any part of Glasgow

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"So i was not flouting the rules . Apologies welcome.

Ardeer beach is not local to any part of Glasgow "

Maybe she had bad eyes and just needed to see if they were working ok

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By *inkycarolineTV/TS
over a year ago

Kilwinning


"So i was not flouting the rules . Apologies welcome."

You are more than welcome at Ardeer x

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By *eoeclipseWoman
over a year ago

glasgow


"So i was not flouting the rules . Apologies welcome.

Ardeer beach is not local to any part of Glasgow "

I was thinking that plus I imagine the locals are utilising it with their kids at least at the village end, nudists are usually waaaaaay down the other end.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"So i was not flouting the rules . Apologies welcome.

Ardeer beach is not local to any part of Glasgow "

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"So i was not flouting the rules . Apologies welcome.

You are more than welcome at Ardeer x"

Not until nicola announces phase 1 and even then, only if she's meeting friends or family

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"So i was not flouting the rules . Apologies welcome.

Ardeer beach is not local to any part of Glasgow

Maybe she had bad eyes and just needed to see if they were working ok "

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By *eoeclipseWoman
over a year ago

glasgow

I was meaning that it's not local to Glasgow, at least 45 min away.

And no we're not out of lockdown yet not even at phase 1, not that most folk are giving a stuff no more.

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By *luebell888Woman
over a year ago

Glasgowish


"So i was not flouting the rules . Apologies welcome.

Ardeer beach is not local to any part of Glasgow "

On Saturday i was doing something work related very close to Ardeer beach. I had intended going there on my break but due to weather sat in the car with a newspaper instead. Not quite the same but there is always a next time.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"So i was not flouting the rules . Apologies welcome.

Ardeer beach is not local to any part of Glasgow

On Saturday i was doing something work related very close to Ardeer beach. I had intended going there on my break but due to weather sat in the car with a newspaper instead. Not quite the same but there is always a next time. "

Just as long as you're not infiltrating seaside towns for the sheer hell of it

That would be quite selfish right now

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By *luebell888Woman
over a year ago

Glasgowish


"So i was not flouting the rules . Apologies welcome.

Ardeer beach is not local to any part of Glasgow

On Saturday i was doing something work related very close to Ardeer beach. I had intended going there on my break but due to weather sat in the car with a newspaper instead. Not quite the same but there is always a next time.

Just as long as you're not infiltrating seaside towns for the sheer hell of it

That would be quite selfish right now "

If you say so.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"So i was not flouting the rules . Apologies welcome.

Ardeer beach is not local to any part of Glasgow

On Saturday i was doing something work related very close to Ardeer beach. I had intended going there on my break but due to weather sat in the car with a newspaper instead. Not quite the same but there is always a next time.

Just as long as you're not infiltrating seaside towns for the sheer hell of it

That would be quite selfish right now

If you say so."

They're not my rules

I'm just reminding you

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By *luebell888Woman
over a year ago

Glasgowish


"So i was not flouting the rules . Apologies welcome.

Ardeer beach is not local to any part of Glasgow

On Saturday i was doing something work related very close to Ardeer beach. I had intended going there on my break but due to weather sat in the car with a newspaper instead. Not quite the same but there is always a next time.

Just as long as you're not infiltrating seaside towns for the sheer hell of it

That would be quite selfish right now

If you say so.

They're not my rules

I'm just reminding you "

If i was going to break rules and go further than anywhere local for pleasure then i would visit my mum who i have not seen for many weeks now.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"So i was not flouting the rules . Apologies welcome.

Ardeer beach is not local to any part of Glasgow

On Saturday i was doing something work related very close to Ardeer beach. I had intended going there on my break but due to weather sat in the car with a newspaper instead. Not quite the same but there is always a next time.

Just as long as you're not infiltrating seaside towns for the sheer hell of it

That would be quite selfish right now

If you say so.

They're not my rules

I'm just reminding you

If i was going to break rules and go further than anywhere local for pleasure then i would visit my mum who i have not seen for many weeks now."

Well just make sure you don't post it on here cos I'd tell you off for that too

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"So i was not flouting the rules . Apologies welcome.

Ardeer beach is not local to any part of Glasgow

On Saturday i was doing something work related very close to Ardeer beach. I had intended going there on my break but due to weather sat in the car with a newspaper instead. Not quite the same but there is always a next time.

Just as long as you're not infiltrating seaside towns for the sheer hell of it

That would be quite selfish right now

If you say so.

They're not my rules

I'm just reminding you

If i was going to break rules and go further than anywhere local for pleasure then i would visit my mum who i have not seen for many weeks now.

Well just make sure you don't post it on here cos I'd tell you off for that too "

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By *ringles0510Woman
over a year ago

Central Borders


"So i was not flouting the rules . Apologies welcome."

No, you were And that's your business, nobody else's. Restrictions eased from this coming Friday.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"So i was not flouting the rules . Apologies welcome.

No, you were And that's your business, nobody else's. Restrictions eased from this coming Friday. "

The minute it's posted on a public forum, it's no longer just her business

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By *luebell888Woman
over a year ago

Glasgowish


"So i was not flouting the rules . Apologies welcome.

No, you were And that's your business, nobody else's. Restrictions eased from this coming Friday. "

Yes that is good news. I was meant to be flying to Poland on Friday but happy to visit my mum instead.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"So i was not flouting the rules . Apologies welcome.

You are more than welcome at Ardeer x

Not until nicola announces phase 1 and even then, only if she's meeting friends or family "

I’m pretty sure you can still go if you aren’t meeting anyone. That would be silly if you could only go because others are going

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By *ringles0510Woman
over a year ago

Central Borders


"So i was not flouting the rules . Apologies welcome.

No, you were And that's your business, nobody else's. Restrictions eased from this coming Friday.

Yes that is good news. I was meant to be flying to Poland on Friday but happy to visit my mum instead."

Only outside mind!! Can't wait to catch up with my friends and family x

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"So i was not flouting the rules . Apologies welcome.

You are more than welcome at Ardeer x

Not until nicola announces phase 1 and even then, only if she's meeting friends or family

I’m pretty sure you can still go if you aren’t meeting anyone. That would be silly if you could only go because others are going "

I'm pretty sure that's not really justifiable

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"So i was not flouting the rules . Apologies welcome.

You are more than welcome at Ardeer x

Not until nicola announces phase 1 and even then, only if she's meeting friends or family

I’m pretty sure you can still go if you aren’t meeting anyone. That would be silly if you could only go because others are going

I'm pretty sure that's not really justifiable "

I must be missing your point as I didn’t see anything in the post needing justification

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"So i was not flouting the rules . Apologies welcome.

Ardeer beach is not local to any part of Glasgow "

What if it’s within the local area of her workplace ?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I'm loving this read..

The Sheriff of Arder Beach and the Stream of Naked Boobie Ogling Cock Hungry Sunstrip Bandits..

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"So i was not flouting the rules . Apologies welcome.

You are more than welcome at Ardeer x

Not until nicola announces phase 1 and even then, only if she's meeting friends or family

I’m pretty sure you can still go if you aren’t meeting anyone. That would be silly if you could only go because others are going

I'm pretty sure that's not really justifiable

I must be missing your point as I didn’t see anything in the post needing justification "

My point is phase 1, when it's implemented, is about allowing people to meet...outside and at a distance.. with those they haven't seen in a while.

If any of those happen to live in or nearby ardeer, since that's mentioned in the op, then sure, a walk at ardeer would be justifiable.

Otherwise, it's not. Therefore that's flagrant flouting of the rules, selfish and will attract pointy fingers (mine) when posted on a forum

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"So i was not flouting the rules . Apologies welcome.

Ardeer beach is not local to any part of Glasgow

What if it’s within the local area of her workplace ? "

Then she must have changed job

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By *luebell888Woman
over a year ago

Glasgowish


"So i was not flouting the rules . Apologies welcome.

Ardeer beach is not local to any part of Glasgow

What if it’s within the local area of her workplace ?

Then she must have changed job"

Sometimes i have to travel with my job depending on circumstances at the time.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"So i was not flouting the rules . Apologies welcome.

Ardeer beach is not local to any part of Glasgow

What if it’s within the local area of her workplace ?

Then she must have changed job

Sometimes i have to travel with my job depending on circumstances at the time."

Well try to be mindful that you don't inadvertently bring the virus with you and leave it on the beach

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I'm loving this read..

The Sheriff of Arder Beach and the Stream of Naked Boobie Ogling Cock Hungry Sunstrip Bandits.. "

Scotland's Baywatch

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I'm loving this read..

The Sheriff of Arder Beach and the Stream of Naked Boobie Ogling Cock Hungry Sunstrip Bandits..

Scotland's Baywatch "

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I'm loving this read..

The Sheriff of Arder Beach and the Stream of Naked Boobie Ogling Cock Hungry Sunstrip Bandits..

Scotland's Baywatch

"

I have a red swimsuit.. I look just like Pamela Anderson

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Pics or it never happened...

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I'm loving this read..

The Sheriff of Arder Beach and the Stream of Naked Boobie Ogling Cock Hungry Sunstrip Bandits..

Scotland's Baywatch

I have a red swimsuit.. I look just like Pamela Anderson "

Of course you do...can you run in slow motion with a 16" flask...

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By *edeWoman
over a year ago

the abyss

Can I just ask what is classed as nearby? How far is ok to travel?

And no I am clearly not going down to the beach so no one needs to jump to that! Just in general terms what will be deemed an allowable distance to travel to see family/friends??

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I'm loving this read..

The Sheriff of Arder Beach and the Stream of Naked Boobie Ogling Cock Hungry Sunstrip Bandits..

Scotland's Baywatch

I have a red swimsuit.. I look just like Pamela Anderson

Of course you do...can you run in slow motion with a 16" flask...

"

My boobs don't ever allow me to run fast

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I'm loving this read..

The Sheriff of Arder Beach and the Stream of Naked Boobie Ogling Cock Hungry Sunstrip Bandits..

Scotland's Baywatch

I have a red swimsuit.. I look just like Pamela Anderson

Of course you do...can you run in slow motion with a 16" flask...

My boobs don't ever allow me to run fast "

Oh anno..Absolutely ridiculous isn't it.. I mean ...what could possibly go wrong...

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By *otTonite1Man
over a year ago

Falkirk


"Can I just ask what is classed as nearby? How far is ok to travel?

And no I am clearly not going down to the beach so no one needs to jump to that! Just in general terms what will be deemed an allowable distance to travel to see family/friends?? "

A distance of 5 miles is quoted in the Scottish government literature on this.

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By *edeWoman
over a year ago

the abyss

5 miles??? That won't even get me to work up here

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"5 miles??? That won't even get me to work up here "

It's also been advised that people exercise some judgement when it comes to travelling to meet up with others

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By *edeWoman
over a year ago

the abyss


"5 miles??? That won't even get me to work up here

It's also been advised that people exercise some judgement when it comes to travelling to meet up with others "

Ahaha well that's going to open a can of worms!!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"So i was not flouting the rules . Apologies welcome.

You are more than welcome at Ardeer x

Not until nicola announces phase 1 and even then, only if she's meeting friends or family

I’m pretty sure you can still go if you aren’t meeting anyone. That would be silly if you could only go because others are going

I'm pretty sure that's not really justifiable

I must be missing your point as I didn’t see anything in the post needing justification

My point is phase 1, when it's implemented, is about allowing people to meet...outside and at a distance.. with those they haven't seen in a while.

If any of those happen to live in or nearby ardeer, since that's mentioned in the op, then sure, a walk at ardeer would be justifiable.

Otherwise, it's not. Therefore that's flagrant flouting of the rules, selfish and will attract pointy fingers (mine) when posted on a forum "

I never asked what your interpretation of the rules were. I said you can go out without meeting people

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"5 miles??? That won't even get me to work up here

It's also been advised that people exercise some judgement when it comes to travelling to meet up with others

Ahaha well that's going to open a can of worms!! "

As long as they don't spill onto the beaches

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"So i was not flouting the rules . Apologies welcome.

You are more than welcome at Ardeer x

Not until nicola announces phase 1 and even then, only if she's meeting friends or family

I’m pretty sure you can still go if you aren’t meeting anyone. That would be silly if you could only go because others are going

I'm pretty sure that's not really justifiable

I must be missing your point as I didn’t see anything in the post needing justification

My point is phase 1, when it's implemented, is about allowing people to meet...outside and at a distance.. with those they haven't seen in a while.

If any of those happen to live in or nearby ardeer, since that's mentioned in the op, then sure, a walk at ardeer would be justifiable.

Otherwise, it's not. Therefore that's flagrant flouting of the rules, selfish and will attract pointy fingers (mine) when posted on a forum

I never asked what your interpretation of the rules were. I said you can go out without meeting people "

Not to the beach if it's not local you can't

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By *edeWoman
over a year ago

the abyss


"5 miles??? That won't even get me to work up here

It's also been advised that people exercise some judgement when it comes to travelling to meet up with others

Ahaha well that's going to open a can of worms!!

As long as they don't spill onto the beaches "

My parents live right infront of a beach and its never been busier. They don't mind though as long as they can get a bench to rest on while out for their exercise

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By *otTonite1Man
over a year ago

Falkirk


"5 miles??? That won't even get me to work up here "

Work isn't exercise/outdoor sports.

Yes, use some discretion and of you have a nice area to walk say 6,7,8.. miles (not 100 miles) away and you can still socially distance then no issue.

Remember the Scottish government stance is still STAY AT HOME (as much as possible).

Boring as that is it's with the aim of saving as many of our lives as possible.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"So i was not flouting the rules . Apologies welcome.

You are more than welcome at Ardeer x

Not until nicola announces phase 1 and even then, only if she's meeting friends or family

I’m pretty sure you can still go if you aren’t meeting anyone. That would be silly if you could only go because others are going

I'm pretty sure that's not really justifiable

I must be missing your point as I didn’t see anything in the post needing justification

My point is phase 1, when it's implemented, is about allowing people to meet...outside and at a distance.. with those they haven't seen in a while.

If any of those happen to live in or nearby ardeer, since that's mentioned in the op, then sure, a walk at ardeer would be justifiable.

Otherwise, it's not. Therefore that's flagrant flouting of the rules, selfish and will attract pointy fingers (mine) when posted on a forum

I never asked what your interpretation of the rules were. I said you can go out without meeting people

Not to the beach if it's not local you can't "

Again, I said you can go out without meeting people. I never mentioned the beach.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"So i was not flouting the rules . Apologies welcome.

You are more than welcome at Ardeer x

Not until nicola announces phase 1 and even then, only if she's meeting friends or family

I’m pretty sure you can still go if you aren’t meeting anyone. That would be silly if you could only go because others are going

I'm pretty sure that's not really justifiable

I must be missing your point as I didn’t see anything in the post needing justification

My point is phase 1, when it's implemented, is about allowing people to meet...outside and at a distance.. with those they haven't seen in a while.

If any of those happen to live in or nearby ardeer, since that's mentioned in the op, then sure, a walk at ardeer would be justifiable.

Otherwise, it's not. Therefore that's flagrant flouting of the rules, selfish and will attract pointy fingers (mine) when posted on a forum

I never asked what your interpretation of the rules were. I said you can go out without meeting people

Not to the beach if it's not local you can't

Again, I said you can go out without meeting people. I never mentioned the beach. "

That's what the rest of us were referring to though

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over a year ago


"5 miles??? That won't even get me to work up here

Work isn't exercise/outdoor sports.

Yes, use some discretion and of you have a nice area to walk say 6,7,8.. miles (not 100 miles) away and you can still socially distance then no issue.

Remember the Scottish government stance is still STAY AT HOME (as much as possible).

Boring as that is it's with the aim of saving as many of our lives as possible."

yep stay at home help close all businesses, make employers bankrupt and have all employees lose their jobs, yep everyone stay home

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over a year ago

Yes, able to sunbathe outdoors in open space from Friday. Plus the 5 mile thing is not going to be law-it is guidance. What is the harm in traveling further, especially by car, bringing your own food and wearing gloves and possibly a mask when you need to fill up for petrol? It's not as if there will be road blocks. I don't drive however so I would need to take the train, which I will be doing during off peak times.

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By *eoeclipseWoman
over a year ago

glasgow

There is also no public toilets open and going to the loo in public spaces is not allowed for men or women, it is a sex offence because you're expose yourself.

Stopping anywhere like shop or petrol station can take the virus from one place to another hence the "stay local" part.

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over a year ago


"Yes, able to sunbathe outdoors in open space from Friday. Plus the 5 mile thing is not going to be law-it is guidance. What is the harm in traveling further, especially by car, bringing your own food and wearing gloves and possibly a mask when you need to fill up for petrol? It's not as if there will be road blocks. I don't drive however so I would need to take the train, which I will be doing during off peak times."

I don't think importance is being given to people's need to sunbathe in the nude right now

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over a year ago

Not if you have appropriate, ehm, protection. And whe you gotta go you gotta go. Toilets have been closed for years there. What do you think people did?

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"Yes, able to sunbathe outdoors in open space from Friday. Plus the 5 mile thing is not going to be law-it is guidance. What is the harm in traveling further, especially by car, bringing your own food and wearing gloves and possibly a mask when you need to fill up for petrol? It's not as if there will be road blocks. I don't drive however so I would need to take the train, which I will be doing during off peak times.

I don't think importance is being given to people's need to sunbathe in the nude right now "

What's the difference, sunbathing is sunbathing; it's not excluded.

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"Yes, able to sunbathe outdoors in open space from Friday. Plus the 5 mile thing is not going to be law-it is guidance. What is the harm in traveling further, especially by car, bringing your own food and wearing gloves and possibly a mask when you need to fill up for petrol? It's not as if there will be road blocks. I don't drive however so I would need to take the train, which I will be doing during off peak times.

I don't think importance is being given to people's need to sunbathe in the nude right now

What's the difference, sunbathing is sunbathing; it's not excluded."

You've a perfectly good beach at ayr or prestwick

And unless you have friends or family you're meeting with at any other beach because they live in that town, there's really no reason for you to travel

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"Yes, able to sunbathe outdoors in open space from Friday. Plus the 5 mile thing is not going to be law-it is guidance. What is the harm in traveling further, especially by car, bringing your own food and wearing gloves and possibly a mask when you need to fill up for petrol? It's not as if there will be road blocks. I don't drive however so I would need to take the train, which I will be doing during off peak times.

I don't think importance is being given to people's need to sunbathe in the nude right now

What's the difference, sunbathing is sunbathing; it's not excluded.

You've a perfectly good beach at ayr or prestwick

And unless you have friends or family you're meeting with at any other beach because they live in that town, there's really no reason for you to travel "

Ayr or Prestwick? Who says I live there?

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By *eoeclipseWoman
over a year ago

glasgow


"Not if you have appropriate, ehm, protection. And whe you gotta go you gotta go. Toilets have been closed for years there. What do you think people did?"

Well saying a man wrote that, men will piss anywhere like a dog.

It'll no be me on the s. register for exposing in public during the day anyhow.

Erm, I expect them to go to Morrison's, it is nearby but doubt their toilet is open right now.

Oh and as your profile states your in ayr, you've got more than one beach there. No need to travel as someone else pointed out.

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over a year ago


"Yes, able to sunbathe outdoors in open space from Friday. Plus the 5 mile thing is not going to be law-it is guidance. What is the harm in traveling further, especially by car, bringing your own food and wearing gloves and possibly a mask when you need to fill up for petrol? It's not as if there will be road blocks. I don't drive however so I would need to take the train, which I will be doing during off peak times.

I don't think importance is being given to people's need to sunbathe in the nude right now

What's the difference, sunbathing is sunbathing; it's not excluded.

You've a perfectly good beach at ayr or prestwick

And unless you have friends or family you're meeting with at any other beach because they live in that town, there's really no reason for you to travel

Ayr or Prestwick? Who says I live there?"

You

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over a year ago


"Not if you have appropriate, ehm, protection. And whe you gotta go you gotta go. Toilets have been closed for years there. What do you think people did?

Well saying a man wrote that, men will piss anywhere like a dog.

It'll no be me on the s. register for exposing in public during the day anyhow.

Erm, I expect them to go to Morrison's, it is nearby but doubt their toilet is open right now.

Oh and as your profile states your in ayr, you've got more than one beach there. No need to travel as someone else pointed out. "

1- That's sexist

2- Why would u be on the sex register for pissing? It's not gonna be in front of everyone lol plus it's a nudist beach anyway

3- Morrisons toilets are open to the public

4- My profile does say that I live in Ayr but I don't. I prefer my privacy and I don't accomodate anyway so it doesn't matter where I'm from

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By *eoeclipseWoman
over a year ago

glasgow


"Not if you have appropriate, ehm, protection. And whe you gotta go you gotta go. Toilets have been closed for years there. What do you think people did?

Well saying a man wrote that, men will piss anywhere like a dog.

It'll no be me on the s. register for exposing in public during the day anyhow.

Erm, I expect them to go to Morrison's, it is nearby but doubt their toilet is open right now.

Oh and as your profile states your in ayr, you've got more than one beach there. No need to travel as someone else pointed out.

1- That's sexist

2- Why would u be on the sex register for pissing? It's not gonna be in front of everyone lol plus it's a nudist beach anyway

3- Morrisons toilets are open to the public

4- My profile does say that I live in Ayr but I don't. I prefer my privacy and I don't accomodate anyway so it doesn't matter where I'm from"

1. It's a simile, your more likely to find a guy pissing in a close, in a corner, up again a bin etc.

2. Yes, it is a nudist beach but peeing or pooing in a public place (not a public toilet obv) is illegal unless your heavily pregnant (pee), if children see you even on a nudist beach, you'll have a hard time with the cops (the local kids might be utilising the beach at this time with folk not being allowed to travelling as " nude beach tourists". I'd be checking before getting any kit off.

3. Fair enough, many are not.

4. Ahh, but it does. I shouldn't be traveling to loch lomond cos it's further than advised because it means there's more risk of a virus travelling from area to area & causing a second wave. There's plenty of other parks nearby that can be walked or cycled to as well. Plus public transport means more surfaces to be touching.

Gloves move the virus just as your hand does & need disclosed of properly.

Most masks make you touch your face more & aren't effective.

Still, it's your decision/risk.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Not if you have appropriate, ehm, protection. And whe you gotta go you gotta go. Toilets have been closed for years there. What do you think people did?

Well saying a man wrote that, men will piss anywhere like a dog.

It'll no be me on the s. register for exposing in public during the day anyhow.

Erm, I expect them to go to Morrison's, it is nearby but doubt their toilet is open right now.

Oh and as your profile states your in ayr, you've got more than one beach there. No need to travel as someone else pointed out.

1- That's sexist

2- Why would u be on the sex register for pissing? It's not gonna be in front of everyone lol plus it's a nudist beach anyway

3- Morrisons toilets are open to the public

4- My profile does say that I live in Ayr but I don't. I prefer my privacy and I don't accomodate anyway so it doesn't matter where I'm from

1. It's a simile, your more likely to find a guy pissing in a close, in a corner, up again a bin etc.

2. Yes, it is a nudist beach but peeing or pooing in a public place (not a public toilet obv) is illegal unless your heavily pregnant (pee), if children see you even on a nudist beach, you'll have a hard time with the cops (the local kids might be utilising the beach at this time with folk not being allowed to travelling as " nude beach tourists". I'd be checking before getting any kit off.

3. Fair enough, many are not.

4. Ahh, but it does. I shouldn't be traveling to loch lomond cos it's further than advised because it means there's more risk of a virus travelling from area to area & causing a second wave. There's plenty of other parks nearby that can be walked or cycled to as well. Plus public transport means more surfaces to be touching.

Gloves move the virus just as your hand does & need disclosed of properly.

Most masks make you touch your face more & aren't effective.

Still, it's your decision/risk. "

1- Replace the word 'men' with 'women' on that post and you can't tell me that women wouldn't be up in arms calling that sexist?

2- There are many discreet places there to take a piss in private and with it being a nudist beach there aren't any kids about or near anyway. Have you ever been to this beach? Also, so most people that go camping are breaking the law?

3- So you expect people that are half way up the beach to walk (10-15 minutes) to their car and then drive however long it takes to get to Morrisons to go to the toilet? Could you hold it in that long?

4- I agree about the proper use of gloves being required and in order for the mask to be effective it needs to be fitted and be the correct one, otherwise they are of little use at all. I'm quite sure tho that petrol stations are regularly cleaning the handles etc. Also, if you were to fill up tank full it will easily get you there and back from a reasonable distance away, allowing for many other short essential trips too.

Finally: Yes it is my decision. I will be traveling by train as I do not drive. I will have hand sanitiser too (always had that with me). I will avoid people on the train and not touch rails, etc. I have no symptoms and am in a low risk group. In saying that I have abided by the strict lockdwon rules but phase 1 are not rules regardng travel, it is advice. They are wanting people to be cautious and use common sense. So if my favourite beach is just over the 5 miles and I must use public transport to get there I will, because I guarantee you that any of the beaches further down the coast are going to be mobbed this weekend and is going to be very difficult to socially distance.

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By *eoeclipseWoman
over a year ago

glasgow


"Not if you have appropriate, ehm, protection. And whe you gotta go you gotta go. Toilets have been closed for years there. What do you think people did?

Well saying a man wrote that, men will piss anywhere like a dog.

It'll no be me on the s. register for exposing in public during the day anyhow.

Erm, I expect them to go to Morrison's, it is nearby but doubt their toilet is open right now.

Oh and as your profile states your in ayr, you've got more than one beach there. No need to travel as someone else pointed out.

1- That's sexist

2- Why would u be on the sex register for pissing? It's not gonna be in front of everyone lol plus it's a nudist beach anyway

3- Morrisons toilets are open to the public

4- My profile does say that I live in Ayr but I don't. I prefer my privacy and I don't accomodate anyway so it doesn't matter where I'm from

1. It's a simile, your more likely to find a guy pissing in a close, in a corner, up again a bin etc.

2. Yes, it is a nudist beach but peeing or pooing in a public place (not a public toilet obv) is illegal unless your heavily pregnant (pee), if children see you even on a nudist beach, you'll have a hard time with the cops (the local kids might be utilising the beach at this time with folk not being allowed to travelling as " nude beach tourists". I'd be checking before getting any kit off.

3. Fair enough, many are not.

4. Ahh, but it does. I shouldn't be traveling to loch lomond cos it's further than advised because it means there's more risk of a virus travelling from area to area & causing a second wave. There's plenty of other parks nearby that can be walked or cycled to as well. Plus public transport means more surfaces to be touching.

Gloves move the virus just as your hand does & need disclosed of properly.

Most masks make you touch your face more & aren't effective.

Still, it's your decision/risk.

1- Replace the word 'men' with 'women' on that post and you can't tell me that women wouldn't be up in arms calling that sexist?

2- There are many discreet places there to take a piss in private and with it being a nudist beach there aren't any kids about or near anyway. Have you ever been to this beach? Also, so most people that go camping are breaking the law?

3- So you expect people that are half way up the beach to walk (10-15 minutes) to their car and then drive however long it takes to get to Morrisons to go to the toilet? Could you hold it in that long?

4- I agree about the proper use of gloves being required and in order for the mask to be effective it needs to be fitted and be the correct one, otherwise they are of little use at all. I'm quite sure tho that petrol stations are regularly cleaning the handles etc. Also, if you were to fill up tank full it will easily get you there and back from a reasonable distance away, allowing for many other short essential trips too.

Finally: Yes it is my decision. I will be traveling by train as I do not drive. I will have hand sanitiser too (always had that with me). I will avoid people on the train and not touch rails, etc. I have no symptoms and am in a low risk group. In saying that I have abided by the strict lockdwon rules but phase 1 are not rules regardng travel, it is advice. They are wanting people to be cautious and use common sense. So if my favourite beach is just over the 5 miles and I must use public transport to get there I will, because I guarantee you that any of the beaches further down the coast are going to be mobbed this weekend and is going to be very difficult to socially distance. "

1. Okay, women piss like cats, we hid in bushes & squat.

2. Oh there is kids, I had mine done there a few times (village end) before I knew what it was & I've seen loads of kids taking quads & bikes down the beach...might not go as far down the beach as the nudists do ... I dunno but kids are there.

3. Morrison's isn't that far & yes you should be able to hold it. On a camping site, yes it is. Out in the wilderness, no, your still expected to cover yourself to prevent exposure to others.

4. Even staff are slipping in social distancing, had several staff in one supermarket not observing social distancing never mind the other customers. So I wouldn't rely on that keeping up.

Off you go, I'll stay here just fine.

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over a year ago


"Not if you have appropriate, ehm, protection. And whe you gotta go you gotta go. Toilets have been closed for years there. What do you think people did?

Well saying a man wrote that, men will piss anywhere like a dog.

It'll no be me on the s. register for exposing in public during the day anyhow.

Erm, I expect them to go to Morrison's, it is nearby but doubt their toilet is open right now.

Oh and as your profile states your in ayr, you've got more than one beach there. No need to travel as someone else pointed out.

1- That's sexist

2- Why would u be on the sex register for pissing? It's not gonna be in front of everyone lol plus it's a nudist beach anyway

3- Morrisons toilets are open to the public

4- My profile does say that I live in Ayr but I don't. I prefer my privacy and I don't accomodate anyway so it doesn't matter where I'm from

1. It's a simile, your more likely to find a guy pissing in a close, in a corner, up again a bin etc.

2. Yes, it is a nudist beach but peeing or pooing in a public place (not a public toilet obv) is illegal unless your heavily pregnant (pee), if children see you even on a nudist beach, you'll have a hard time with the cops (the local kids might be utilising the beach at this time with folk not being allowed to travelling as " nude beach tourists". I'd be checking before getting any kit off.

3. Fair enough, many are not.

4. Ahh, but it does. I shouldn't be traveling to loch lomond cos it's further than advised because it means there's more risk of a virus travelling from area to area & causing a second wave. There's plenty of other parks nearby that can be walked or cycled to as well. Plus public transport means more surfaces to be touching.

Gloves move the virus just as your hand does & need disclosed of properly.

Most masks make you touch your face more & aren't effective.

Still, it's your decision/risk.

1- Replace the word 'men' with 'women' on that post and you can't tell me that women wouldn't be up in arms calling that sexist?

2- There are many discreet places there to take a piss in private and with it being a nudist beach there aren't any kids about or near anyway. Have you ever been to this beach? Also, so most people that go camping are breaking the law?

3- So you expect people that are half way up the beach to walk (10-15 minutes) to their car and then drive however long it takes to get to Morrisons to go to the toilet? Could you hold it in that long?

4- I agree about the proper use of gloves being required and in order for the mask to be effective it needs to be fitted and be the correct one, otherwise they are of little use at all. I'm quite sure tho that petrol stations are regularly cleaning the handles etc. Also, if you were to fill up tank full it will easily get you there and back from a reasonable distance away, allowing for many other short essential trips too.

Finally: Yes it is my decision. I will be traveling by train as I do not drive. I will have hand sanitiser too (always had that with me). I will avoid people on the train and not touch rails, etc. I have no symptoms and am in a low risk group. In saying that I have abided by the strict lockdwon rules but phase 1 are not rules regardng travel, it is advice. They are wanting people to be cautious and use common sense. So if my favourite beach is just over the 5 miles and I must use public transport to get there I will, because I guarantee you that any of the beaches further down the coast are going to be mobbed this weekend and is going to be very difficult to socially distance.

1. Okay, women piss like cats, we hid in bushes & squat.

2. Oh there is kids, I had mine done there a few times (village end) before I knew what it was & I've seen loads of kids taking quads & bikes down the beach...might not go as far down the beach as the nudists do ... I dunno but kids are there.

3. Morrison's isn't that far & yes you should be able to hold it. On a camping site, yes it is. Out in the wilderness, no, your still expected to cover yourself to prevent exposure to others.

4. Even staff are slipping in social distancing, had several staff in one supermarket not observing social distancing never mind the other customers. So I wouldn't rely on that keeping up.

Off you go, I'll stay here just fine. "

1- I'm a gentleman and don't do these things

2- Village end isn't nudist. Quad bikers don't give a f*c$ if you're naked or not. You would go up on top of beach wall, like many do, to do your business.

3- What happened to women's small bladders you mentioned? Ardeer is pretty remote and there are even more remote places to go very nearby as above.

4- I've had the same. One staff member brushed right by me the other day. Two other customers near me saw it and were dumbfounded. Heard about many more instances of this too.

You can't go anyway coz you're in Glasgow, that's definitely too far to travel

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By *ooking4othersMan
over a year ago

Here ...

This thread should get moved to the virus forum

I'll be on the beach again soon if the weather forecasts are correct

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By *vcarolTV/TS
over a year ago

kilmarnockish

Just my 2p worth.

Generally there are 6/8 people on a stretch of beach 3 miles long . Seriously, you need binoculars to see the nearest person to you.On busy days there maybe 25/30 at most.

Compare this to Ayr where you can multiply these figures by 50? In less area...I know which is safer. ( btw don’t tell everyone ardeer is empty!)

How far is too far away...

Irvine - 10 mins

Kilmarnock- 20 mins

Glasgow - 35 mins?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"So i was not flouting the rules . Apologies welcome.

Ardeer beach is not local to any part of Glasgow

On Saturday i was doing something work related very close to Ardeer beach. I had intended going there on my break but due to weather sat in the car with a newspaper instead. Not quite the same but there is always a next time. "

A walk on the beach in the middle of the night?!

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By *luebell888Woman
over a year ago

Glasgowish


"So i was not flouting the rules . Apologies welcome.

Ardeer beach is not local to any part of Glasgow

On Saturday i was doing something work related very close to Ardeer beach. I had intended going there on my break but due to weather sat in the car with a newspaper instead. Not quite the same but there is always a next time.

A walk on the beach in the middle of the night?!"

My work involves day time duties as well when needed. Thankfully not too often

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By *agman1Man
over a year ago

Glasgow

If anyone manages to get to Ardeer Beach today,Friday 29th, can you tell me if the car park is open please?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I’m tempted to head down tomorrow if it’s nice getting too many white bits here in the garden

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Don't any of you be bringing the virus with you and leaving it behind

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By *oight68Man
over a year ago

inverclyde

Wellinever...like to see you down there sometime at a distance or close up if you need sun cream on you.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Didnt know there was one there

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By *agman1Man
over a year ago

Glasgow

Was anyone from here at Ardeer today?

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By *exylicksMan
over a year ago

airdrie

Anyone thinking of going down today obviously social distancing

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

Is car park open?

If carpark open I'll head down one night. Need the air.

Social distancing of course.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Car park is not open but some cars seem to have got by the barriers.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Few lovely naked ladies today at ardeer . Even got chatting away . Good hour or so .and a meet planned . It was like naked attraction lol

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By *luebell888Woman
over a year ago

Glasgowish

I was there. Not long back. The beach looked stunning. I only saw one other person naked.x

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By *oight68Man
over a year ago

inverclyde

Coukdnt get to.beach today but going tomorrow if anyone looking for chat...

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I was there. Not long back. The beach looked stunning. I only saw one other person naked.x"

Think we saw you, did you have female company ?

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By *luebell888Woman
over a year ago

Glasgowish


"I was there. Not long back. The beach looked stunning. I only saw one other person naked.x

Think we saw you, did you have female company ?"

Yes that was maybe me.

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By *ave ago heroMan
over a year ago

ayr

Anyone else on the beach?

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By *luebell888Woman
over a year ago

Glasgowish

Today hardly anyone was naked which makes me wonder if folk only go to watch people who are.

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By *ave ago heroMan
over a year ago

ayr

There a few naked just now xx

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By *luebell888Woman
over a year ago

Glasgowish


"There a few naked just now xx"

But it is a nudist beach so there should only be a few clothed and the rest naked surely?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Maybe they wander along not realising it's a nudist beach. I was completely unaware of it before Fab.

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By *nferno sausageMan
over a year ago

Aberdeenshire


"Maybe they wander along not realising it's a nudist beach. I was completely unaware of it before Fab."

Did it no click that there were an unusual amount of naked people?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Maybe they wander along not realising it's a nudist beach. I was completely unaware of it before Fab.

Did it no click that there were an unusual amount of naked people?"

Your dick was too small..didn't notice close up....just thought you had a flesh coloured body suit on

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By *ave ago heroMan
over a year ago

ayr

My first time and I figured it out pritty quick. I’m not Ty e brightest bulb in the Christmas tree lol

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By *luebell888Woman
over a year ago

Glasgowish

The beach is stunning and i would recommend everyone to go. The views of Arran today were 2nd to none. Usually being naked on a nudist beach is fine but today i was a bit self conscious due to clothed dog walkers and families.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

What I mean is...they don't go there in the knowledge it's a nudist beach!

Chances are they catch on pretty quick when everyone is in the scud.

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By *ave ago heroMan
over a year ago

ayr

Yeah the view is fantastic. I think I’m glad I was later arriving as there was folk there nude lol.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"The beach is stunning and i would recommend everyone to go. The views of Arran today were 2nd to none. Usually being naked on a nudist beach is fine but today i was a bit self conscious due to clothed dog walkers and families."

It sounds like you were at the bit where folks usually keep their clothes on

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over a year ago


"The beach is stunning and i would recommend everyone to go. The views of Arran today were 2nd to none. Usually being naked on a nudist beach is fine but today i was a bit self conscious due to clothed dog walkers and families."

Right...totally daft question as I've never been....but are there no signs or anything to alert folk to the fact it's a nudist beach? It's a shame you've went down there to do your thing and enjoy it in a bit of peace and quiet but couldn't fully relax.

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By *luebell888Woman
over a year ago

Glasgowish

I saw no signs but clearly classed as a nudist beach on the website. I still relaxed and enjoyed my day as the beach is huge. I went early enough not to be noticed but did cover up when children were close by.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

It’s not an official nudist beach so that’s probably why there are people with their clothes on.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Women v Men at Volleyball, that could be a laugh

"Mon the Fish"....

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"The beach is stunning and i would recommend everyone to go. The views of Arran today were 2nd to none. Usually being naked on a nudist beach is fine but today i was a bit self conscious due to clothed dog walkers and families.

Right...totally daft question as I've never been....but are there no signs or anything to alert folk to the fact it's a nudist beach? It's a shame you've went down there to do your thing and enjoy it in a bit of peace and quiet but couldn't fully relax."

Cleats shore is the only official naturist beach in scotland. I was always under the impression it was clothing optional rather than you are forced to strip off.

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By *nferno sausageMan
over a year ago

Aberdeenshire


"Maybe they wander along not realising it's a nudist beach. I was completely unaware of it before Fab.

Did it no click that there were an unusual amount of naked people?

Your dick was too small..didn't notice close up....just thought you had a flesh coloured body suit on "

Chilly sea breeze. *shrugs*

You mighta got a better look if yon dog walker hadn't distracted you by enthusiastically praising his bitch for being a good girl.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"The beach is stunning and i would recommend everyone to go. The views of Arran today were 2nd to none. Usually being naked on a nudist beach is fine but today i was a bit self conscious due to clothed dog walkers and families.

Right...totally daft question as I've never been....but are there no signs or anything to alert folk to the fact it's a nudist beach? It's a shame you've went down there to do your thing and enjoy it in a bit of peace and quiet but couldn't fully relax.

Cleats shore is the only official naturist beach in scotland. I was always under the impression it was clothing optional rather than you are forced to strip off. "

Noted ....if I ever feel like letting ma teats hang loose

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

Worth going to beach at night?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Did anyone notice the shark in the shallow water today ? .. Naw ? ..

Quality..see ya all on Face pic Friday..

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Did anyone notice the shark in the shallow water today ? .. Naw ? ..

Quality..see ya all on Face pic Friday.. "

Saw a toatie wee snorkel though

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By *luebell888Woman
over a year ago

Glasgowish


"The beach is stunning and i would recommend everyone to go. The views of Arran today were 2nd to none. Usually being naked on a nudist beach is fine but today i was a bit self conscious due to clothed dog walkers and families.

Right...totally daft question as I've never been....but are there no signs or anything to alert folk to the fact it's a nudist beach? It's a shame you've went down there to do your thing and enjoy it in a bit of peace and quiet but couldn't fully relax.

Cleats shore is the only official naturist beach in scotland. I was always under the impression it was clothing optional rather than you are forced to strip off. "

Yes of course nobody is ever forces to strip off. I go to alot of nudist beaches and always around 75% are naked. This was my third visit to Ardeer and so many more fully clothed today than on my last 2 visits.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Did anyone notice the shark in the shallow water today ? .. Naw ? ..

Quality..see ya all on Face pic Friday..

Saw a toatie wee snorkel though "

That was IMA. ..He was staring at some boobie breezing whelks.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"The beach is stunning and i would recommend everyone to go. The views of Arran today were 2nd to none. Usually being naked on a nudist beach is fine but today i was a bit self conscious due to clothed dog walkers and families.

Right...totally daft question as I've never been....but are there no signs or anything to alert folk to the fact it's a nudist beach? It's a shame you've went down there to do your thing and enjoy it in a bit of peace and quiet but couldn't fully relax.

Cleats shore is the only official naturist beach in scotland. I was always under the impression it was clothing optional rather than you are forced to strip off.

Yes of course nobody is ever forces to strip off. I go to alot of nudist beaches and always around 75% are naked. This was my third visit to Ardeer and so many more fully clothed today than on my last 2 visits."

I’m not surprised. I think with the amount it gets discussed on here people mix up naturists and swingers and it attracts people who want to go down for a wee look hoping to get lucky.

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By *nferno sausageMan
over a year ago

Aberdeenshire


"Did anyone notice the shark in the shallow water today ? .. Naw ? ..

Quality..see ya all on Face pic Friday..

Saw a toatie wee snorkel though

That was IMA. ..He was staring at some boobie breezing whelks. "

Is this pick on IMA day? You'd all want your lips roon' it if you were drowning.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Did anyone notice the shark in the shallow water today ? .. Naw ? ..

Quality..see ya all on Face pic Friday..

Saw a toatie wee snorkel though

That was IMA. ..He was staring at some boobie breezing whelks.

Is this pick on IMA day? You'd all want your lips roon' it if you were drowning. "

So your balls are just full of air then?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"The beach is stunning and i would recommend everyone to go. The views of Arran today were 2nd to none. Usually being naked on a nudist beach is fine but today i was a bit self conscious due to clothed dog walkers and families.

Right...totally daft question as I've never been....but are there no signs or anything to alert folk to the fact it's a nudist beach? It's a shame you've went down there to do your thing and enjoy it in a bit of peace and quiet but couldn't fully relax.

Cleats shore is the only official naturist beach in scotland. I was always under the impression it was clothing optional rather than you are forced to strip off.

Yes of course nobody is ever forces to strip off. I go to alot of nudist beaches and always around 75% are naked. This was my third visit to Ardeer and so many more fully clothed today than on my last 2 visits.

I’m not surprised. I think with the amount it gets discussed on here people mix up naturists and swingers and it attracts people who want to go down for a wee look hoping to get lucky. "

That's a fair point actually which is a shame.

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By *nferno sausageMan
over a year ago

Aberdeenshire


"Did anyone notice the shark in the shallow water today ? .. Naw ? ..

Quality..see ya all on Face pic Friday..

Saw a toatie wee snorkel though

That was IMA. ..He was staring at some boobie breezing whelks.

Is this pick on IMA day? You'd all want your lips roon' it if you were drowning.

So your balls are just full of air then?"

The elixir of life.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Was tempted to stop

Off on the way home but opted for an ice lolly at largs instead

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I was there yesterday and was well into the naturist section, and only seen one other person who stripped off, aside from myself and the girl I was with. There was even a guy seemingly oblivious to the fact he was on a beach and it was 25 degrees, he was so ridiculously over-clothed.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"The beach is stunning and i would recommend everyone to go. The views of Arran today were 2nd to none. Usually being naked on a nudist beach is fine but today i was a bit self conscious due to clothed dog walkers and families.

Right...totally daft question as I've never been....but are there no signs or anything to alert folk to the fact it's a nudist beach? It's a shame you've went down there to do your thing and enjoy it in a bit of peace and quiet but couldn't fully relax.

Cleats shore is the only official naturist beach in scotland. I was always under the impression it was clothing optional rather than you are forced to strip off. "

This is incorrect. Ardeer beach is an official nudist beach too.

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By *vcarolTV/TS
over a year ago

kilmarnockish

I was there from 11 till 3.

Nice day for it.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"The beach is stunning and i would recommend everyone to go. The views of Arran today were 2nd to none. Usually being naked on a nudist beach is fine but today i was a bit self conscious due to clothed dog walkers and families.

Right...totally daft question as I've never been....but are there no signs or anything to alert folk to the fact it's a nudist beach? It's a shame you've went down there to do your thing and enjoy it in a bit of peace and quiet but couldn't fully relax.

Cleats shore is the only official naturist beach in scotland. I was always under the impression it was clothing optional rather than you are forced to strip off.

This is incorrect. Ardeer beach is an official nudist beach too."

Not according to anything I’ve read and I even checked again before posting this

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I think it's just a normal beach with a wee section off the beaten track where the nuddy folks go

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By *vcarolTV/TS
over a year ago

kilmarnockish

According to the cps, there is no offence committed until you outrage public decency- and before you mention Scottish law, it’s the same law in Scotland.

What your looking for is contravention of section 5 of public order offence 1982.

The other section where you may fall foul of the law is under section 66 of the sexual offences act 2003. But it would have to be proved that the intention was to cause alarm or indecency.

To lie on ANY beach in the uk is not an offence till you break either of these acts.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

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By *eoeclipseWoman
over a year ago

glasgow

I've found the nudists are generally further up the beach, some one said past the murals & away from the village, the kids & locals do use it too

Went at least 4 times before I noticed any nude folk

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By *ooking4othersMan
over a year ago

Here ...


"I was there. Not long back. The beach looked stunning. I only saw one other person naked.x"

I was going to go today too ... that could have been two stunning sites to see on the beach

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

So can you drive upto carpark or is there barriers?

I'm planning on going after work today for a wee while.

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By *luebell888Woman
over a year ago

Glasgowish


"So can you drive upto carpark or is there barriers?

I'm planning on going after work today for a wee while. "

I parked in a housing estate and walked down as was told the car park was shut.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"So can you drive upto carpark or is there barriers?

I'm planning on going after work today for a wee while.

I parked in a housing estate and walked down as was told the car park was shut."

Let me know next time you’re going and I’ll meet you x be nice to have someone to chat to

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Was it busy love to go but only been to beaches abroad

It's just so liberating

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By *luebell888Woman
over a year ago

Glasgowish


"So can you drive upto carpark or is there barriers?

I'm planning on going after work today for a wee while.

I parked in a housing estate and walked down as was told the car park was shut.

Let me know next time you’re going and I’ll meet you x be nice to have someone to chat to "

Will do.x

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Was it busy or is there plenty places that are secluded where you can just sit and relax

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By *luebell888Woman
over a year ago

Glasgowish


"Was it busy or is there plenty places that are secluded where you can just sit and relax "

The beach is huge so always quiet spots

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Just a daft question from a daft laddie..

On the presumption there are nudists on the beach.

Do people go to Ardeer Beach in hope of seeing others naked and having fun..or do people attend for the liberating part.

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By *oight68Man
over a year ago

inverclyde

Bluebell888 on way there today are you going ? Love to see that stunning body furst hand x

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

[Was it busy or is there plenty places that are secluded where you can just sit and relax

The beach is huge so always quiet spots

Thanks for that will give it a try ]

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Just a daft question from a daft laddie..

On the presumption there are nudists on the beach.

Do people go to Ardeer Beach in hope of seeing others naked and having fun..or do people attend for the liberating part.

"

Right now they're obviously going to exercise or meet up with friends or family

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By *luebell888Woman
over a year ago

Glasgowish


"Just a daft question from a daft laddie..

On the presumption there are nudists on the beach.

Do people go to Ardeer Beach in hope of seeing others naked and having fun..or do people attend for the liberating part.

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I go for the naked sunbathing only

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By *irth VaderMan
over a year ago

glasgow


"Just a daft question from a daft laddie..

On the presumption there are nudists on the beach.

Do people go to Ardeer Beach in hope of seeing others naked and having fun..or do people attend for the liberating part.

"

Oh I do t think having fun will endear you to the local constabulary. It will be a sure fore way to get yourself on a register though.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Is the car park definitely closed ? And if so where do you park now?

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

I am thinking the same. Was going to pop down tonight. But dont want to get there and have to park at front of someone's house.

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By *traightrimmerMan
over a year ago

glasgow

Which is the best train station to use or the beach?

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By *vcarolTV/TS
over a year ago

kilmarnockish


"Which is the best train station to use or the beach?"

Stevenston station. Then your about 25/30 mins walk to the best area on beach.

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By *traightrimmerMan
over a year ago

glasgow


"Which is the best train station to use or the beach?

Stevenston station. Then your about 25/30 mins walk to the best area on beach."

Thanks x

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By *otmilf29Woman
over a year ago

Irvine

Having been at the beach on Saturday and seeing families which is a first I imagine this was folk local to the beach knowing it would be quiet as car parks closed at present .....a few years ago on beach we were advised by folk from the Naturist Society?? Don't quite me on it that it's a recognised nudist beach and as stated you walk a fair bit to reach a safe enough distance where no one will bother you if you strip off. ... But be mindful that folk walk along the beach from further along the coast who will be fully clothed and the occasional dog walker .....it was great to be able to chill on the beach with no one ...except company I was in nearby so definitely not flouting any restrictions

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By *gowboy18Man
over a year ago

Glasgow


"I saw no signs but clearly classed as a nudist beach on the website. I still relaxed and enjoyed my day as the beach is huge. I went early enough not to be noticed but did cover up when children were close by. "

Who takes your photos when yoh are rhere?

You are stunning

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By *luebell888Woman
over a year ago

Glasgowish


"I saw no signs but clearly classed as a nudist beach on the website. I still relaxed and enjoyed my day as the beach is huge. I went early enough not to be noticed but did cover up when children were close by.

Who takes your photos when yoh are rhere?

You are stunning "

A female friend took those beach pics

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By *ala40TV/TS
over a year ago

motherwell

Been to ardeer ,hopefully get back soon

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By *ooking4othersMan
over a year ago

Here ...

Looks like weather might be good for a few hours this afternoon

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By *UN-ALMan
over a year ago

Near Fenwick

That could be an idea for today

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Definitely need to keep this in mind..

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By *uckOfTheBayMan
over a year ago

Mold

Just like to remind people to travel locally

The guideline is still 5 miles, for all but essential travel.

Though expect an announcement this Thursday

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By *heSofaDestroyersCouple
over a year ago

HereAndThere

Didn’t know we had one

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By *otmilf29Woman
over a year ago

Irvine

Was almost going today again ...but typical weather didn't clear up til after 3 ....at present as far as I'm aware car parks still closed ....hopefully this changes soon ...but few places to park nearby without causing obstruction to anyone ...hoping to get tomorrow if weather is good

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Was down last year a couple of times and got really lucky with the weather and other 'nudists'. Royally fucked off at COVID 19 because there have been some great days for a trip down. Train is handy but it's a walk there and back. Fingers crossed i get down before the summer is over. Message me if you are.

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