Though the weather was cool, the beach at Herringsdorf was

Though the weather was cool, the beach at Herringsdorf was dotted with quite a few diehard nudists. Primarily men, they lay walrus-like on towels or boosterously congregated.

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The beach at Herringsdorf, despite the cool weather, attracted a number of dedicated nudists. Among them were mostly men who were seen lounging on towels or engaging energetically with one another.

This scene paints a vivid picture of a unique beach culture where social norms relating to nudity are challenged, highlighting the contrasts between the natural setting and the individuals' choice to embrace their bodies openly, irrespective of the temperature.

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