After a few years, we went back to Saanen. It’s also easily accessible from French-speaking Switzerland. Unusually for the end of January, there was no snow in the village, and surprisingly, the slopes were well-groomed. Just a few days before, only gray skies had been forecast. So we were all the more delighted to have two days of glorious sunshine! Everyone was able to enjoy the wonderful weather, whether skiing, snowshoeing, or taking the cable car.

We were 19 participants, a rather modest number considering all club members; but similar to previous years. Regionally, we came from A (Aeugst and Auenstein) to B (Bern and Biel), T (Thun and Turbenthal), and Z (Zurich).

The youth hostel offered modern dormitories. The food was more like something you’d find at a school camp. You got your fill, but nothing more. However, the traditional Saturday evening aperitif was a hit, and after dinner there was the obligatory quiz with some…

Questions, mostly related to naturism, that sparked discussions. Another

The questionnaire tested knowledge about the Saanen-Gstaad area. The atmosphere was cheerful; the two children added to the company.

Unfortunately, naturist activities cannot be organized in such accommodations.

Except for two of us:

Most of them didn’t know each other and found it valuable to actively share their naturist experiences. Plans were also made to meet up again on a site.

They want to attend. The participants don’t want to miss out on the snow weekend.

The organizers:

Robert Brügger, NVB & Ruedi Berger, Futuro