Alice Lushington - Naked Bike Ride/Polar Bear

[Feet N Ass]

Absolutely LOVE this beauty from a past UK Naked Bike Ride & subsequent polar plunge, totally keeping her composure even as old naked dudes invade her space for a selfie - if anybody has any other pix I'm in your debt. Happy Nudes Year!

 

[Feet N Ass]

Go ask Alice, I think she'll know (that the scarf doesn't quite cover her bits )

 

[uvm2019]

She's one of my absolute favorite girls to jerk off to. Very pretty face, cute breasts, great butt, and super tight looking vagina. I wonder how many guys have been lucky enough to have sex with her in real life.

 

[Feet N Ass]

Alice has even written a book about cycling & was interviewed after the 2017 ride pictured here - she's got a good take: "It all happened because of Frank Skinner. He was on the telly (on the BBC programme Room 101) talking about how he’d witnessed a herd of naked cyclists plunging through London, and that a guy to his side had called the cyclists ‘weirdos’. Frank said you’re either with the naked cyclists, or you’re that guy on the sidelines calling them ‘weirdos’. I knew in that instant I was on the side of the cyclist, so it was decided. Mum nearly fainted when I told her. The build-up was definitely nerve-racking! But with the momentum of hundreds of encouraging gestures and all those pounds I was raising to help others, I had plenty of strength to go ahead. It felt right, I was free and healthy and damn ready to celebrate. The day itself was one of the best days of my life. It seems like yesterday I was stood there, surrounded by pink bodies, quivering in my dress. But after yelling “I’m gunna do it!” and whipping off that dress in one swooping motion, everything was brilliant. It was an iconic moment in my life, for sure. Being naked in the most public of public places was the ultimate way of accepting my body. You know, I’d never questioned whether it at all helped improve my body confidence, but I guess maybe it did. It certainly made me accept myself as I am, and as I will be as my body changes. So yes, it was great! However, the toxicity I’ve experienced since the ride – in the form of online messages and threats – has been a little overwhelming... I don’t feel resentful. Even though the threats still filter into my inbox every now and then, I wouldn’t ever take back the day of the WNBR. It signified my freedom and no amount of threatening venom can take that away."

DREAM GIRL! Alice is never far from my mind - scoured the web for a few more. And man that ocean looks chilly, brave girl. Marry me, Alice!