Think thats the line from Fort William to Mallaig. Otherwise known as the Harry Potter train
Travelled on it umpteen times. Never saw any nudes.

Ha ha that is funny!! Reminds me of a nudist area at a beach in NW Scotland I've visited a couple of times, theres a railway line passes right next to it and the first time I visited, sure enough, the train went past. I was the only nude (or dressed, for that matter) person there and it caught me by surprise, as I had no idea the line was there......I'm not sure there were many on the train or not, but it made me think how often passengers see nude people on their way to and from work lol. 

There are other ways to obtain an express tan...

haha that's funny, I can't think that sunbathing by a raliway line would be too good! I assume he had fallen asleep as there was no movement - fun story

I saw this earlier on the BBC website, made me laugh. Thanks for sharing. I liked the comment from the rail operator "It is not as uncommon as you might think". I'm left wondering what's the attraction of sunbathing nude near railway lines?

It has certainly been great weather for the BBQ. All change today though.

Keep it up

Thank you for the comments but weather not looking good so I'll have to try another day. Good advice about the land slips. Take care everyone 

I find that it's quite interesting that we have got to post number 74 ,and unless I have missed one, this is the first mention of a female that on occasion drives naked. I know that this site is mainly male, but I'm wondering if this is something that only us guys do! Also, nude walking, it tends to be us males that take part more often than our female friends. Is it just that guys like to talk about doing it, while the females do it too, but don't post on here about taking part?

Thanks. Yes a good walk socially distancing with a friend

another great set of pics.

nice pics...obviously enjoying your walk 

Yes! I managed to get one lol!!Ok mine will be music related.Who were the first band to appear on the TV show "Top of the Pops"? 

Yes, Nephilim, it was Trafalgar.  So over to you for the next poser.

The dry weather is making the cliffs crumble and there's been a considerable amount of land slippage in places. I watched a number of large rocks fall yesterday so be aware that it's not that safe on some of the beach if you're near the the edge when the tide is in. The weather changes tomorrow anyway and there's some rain forecast so I suspect there will be more land movement. 

Went today for the first time. Will definitely go again soon, lovely peaceful place. Walk back up the hill is a bit of a mission so take plenty of water on a hot day.

Was it Trafalgar?

Thank you LLego.  For my question,  HMS Pickle brought the news of which victory to Britain ?  

Quite right - the British version ought to be Page nine...
Your Questa o quella domanda, Antonio.

With a name like that I would suppose that he came from Italy.