Is there any connection between a five-star resort that is about to build holiday apartments and houses a kilometre from the clothing-optional beach at Tyagarah and the decision of National Parks and Wildlife Services (NPWS)?
Naked bathing has been going on for eons around Australian coastlines and all of a sudden NPWS notices that this pastime is against their ‘policies and procedures.’
Raphael Lee Cass, Byron Bay
National parks are a disgrace they don’t look after the wildlife feral pigs cats canetoads everywhere and contractors instead of rangers plus their online booking for camping is a joke just another control freak idea plus the fact it’s like a defacto caravan or motel in at two out at ten the next day no spontaneity national parks should stick to looking after national parks and probably have more nude beaches in every national Park isn’t that what getting back to nature is all about immersing yourself in nature and vitamin d as for the five star resort the nude beach was from sunrise to Brunswick heads but mysteriously got shorter once they moved in plus many people were at belongil back in the day any way national parks should stick to fixing national like getting rid of bitou bush and lantana and other weeds that infest national parks and employ more indigenous rangers and forget about the naturists who are basically a bunch of old coggers getting their vitamin d
Grammar and punctuation are indicators of sophistication.
Concern for form over function is an indicator of sophistry.
If only I could work out what he is saying…….
No, it’s more likely 5G or whatever your favorite conspiracy is at present.