Ancient Brit
Brian Johnson was born in England in 1951.
In his childhood he spent most of his spare time playing competitive sports and games,
particularly cricket, hockey and chess. After studying physics at Bristol University, he taught
physics and games at Bishop Wordsworth’s School, Salisbury.
He competed at a high level in Orienteering and coached both the South-West Junior
Orienteering Squad and a successful school orienteering club.
He spent most of his holiday-time in the mountains walking, scrambling, climbing and
backpacking in both summer and winter conditions. He completed climbing the Munros (3,000
ft. mountains in Scotland) and walked extensively in the Alps and Pyrenees, introducing many
of his students to the mountains.
It was in the wilderness that he started his naturist lifestyle, swimming and bathing in remote
lakes and streams, camping naked and occasionally walking naked.
When a foot injury forced him to retire from orienteering and walking he started canoeing,
concentrating on long distance touring in a Canadian canoe, spending much time exploring
Sweden’s lakes and river, where there were frequent opportunities for canoeing, swimming
and camping naked.
He played much chess during this period and won the World Amateur Chess Championship in
1996.
Forced to retire from teaching later in 1996 by the foot injury he spent much of his time
playing and later teaching Bridge. It was during this time that he started bodypainting both as
a model and painter and this lead on to an interest in bondage and related activities
Amelioration of the condition of his foot injury allowed him to start walking again and in 2002
he hiked the 2650-mile Pacific Crest Trail from the Mexican to the Canadian border.This was
followed by a Round Britain walk in 2004 and a second completion of the Pacific Crest Trail in
2006.
Brian Johnson was born in England in 1951.
In his childhood he spent most of his spare time playing competitive sports and games,
particularly cricket, hockey and chess. After studying physics at Bristol University, he taught
physics and games at Bishop Wordsworth’s School, Salisbury.
He competed at a high level in Orienteering and coached both the South-West Junior
Orienteering Squad and a successful school orienteering club.
He spent most of his holiday-time in the mountains walking, scrambling, climbing and
backpacking in both summer and winter conditions. He completed climbing the Munros (3,000
ft. mountains in Scotland) and walked extensively in the Alps and Pyrenees, introducing many
of his students to the mountains.
It was in the wilderness that he started his naturist lifestyle, swimming and bathing in remote
lakes and streams, camping naked and occasionally walking naked.
When a foot injury forced him to retire from orienteering and walking he started canoeing,
concentrating on long distance touring in a Canadian canoe, spending much time exploring
Sweden’s lakes and river, where there were frequent opportunities for canoeing, swimming
and camping naked.
He played much chess during this period and won the World Amateur Chess Championship in
1996.
Forced to retire from teaching later in 1996 by the foot injury he spent much of his time
playing and later teaching Bridge. It was during this time that he started bodypainting both as
a model and painter and this lead on to an interest in bondage and related activities
Amelioration of the condition of his foot injury allowed him to start walking again and in 2002
he hiked the 2650-mile Pacific Crest Trail from the Mexican to the Canadian border.This was
followed by a Round Britain walk in 2004 and a second completion of the Pacific Crest Trail in
2006.
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Naked-Living with Ancient Brit
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