Looking for some fun reading? Check out the NY Times article that includes this little snippet of hilarity (and one simply awesome photo):
In recent years, it has become fashionable for a growing number of Swiss and some foreigners to wander in the Alps clad in little more than hiking shoes and sun screen. Last summer, the number of nude hikers increased to such an extent that the hills often seemed alive with the sound of everything but the swish of trousers.
It seems nude hikers in Switzerland have no fear of shrinkage.
Why don't I ever see anyone running the Backbone trail naked? It's a misdemeanor. CA is just not as open minded about the human form as Switzerland, despite being one of the most popular places in the US for cosmetic plastic surgery, according to Forbes.com. One would think that the plastic people would be lobbying to show off their brand new boobs and butts.
"...in Switzerland there is no law against hiking in the nude," explains the NY Times.
I only hope Swiss chocolatiers put something on while working.
Chocoholics be warned.
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