Nude swimmers don't go to the Mt Eliza naked beach and go to the public beach to provoke outrage. (figure / Herald Sun)
There are many nude beach swimmers in Melbourne, but recently, many nude swimmers have come to (Mornington Peninsula), Monington Peninsula, to "show off their bodies" in some non-naked swimming beaches, according to Liu Tian, Apr. 27 / PRNewswire-FirstCall-Asianet /-there are many nude beach swimmers in Melbourne. This caused discontent among local residents, as many adults and children rested and played on the beaches, and some residents said they had seen "the Spring Palace" staged in the trees near the beach.
The Herald Sun reported on the 26th that, Mt Eliza Beach is a well-known gathering place for swimmers in Victoria, but recently a large number of nude swimmers have come to the public beach in Melbourne's Monington Peninsula to swim, causing dissatisfaction among local residents. Because many adults come to these beaches with their children and dogs, they are angry at the nudist behaviour, especially the people who live on Sunnyside and Moondah beaches, and they even protest against it. Because someone had seen someone in the bushes beside the beach to behave indecently.
One resident, who lives near Mt Eliza Beach, said the number of nudity he now sees on Moondah Beach "can't be counted with either hand." "what I saw on this beautiful, family-friendly beach is heartbreaking," the resident, who declined to be named, said. "I've always liked walking with my family on Moondah Beach," said the resident, who spoke on condition of anonymity. Children are also encouraged to release curiosity in nearby rock piles, but now I no longer allow them to do so because the porn environment and naked beaches are no longer suitable for them to go. " He says he doesn't object to the nudist faith, but he wants these people to stay on Sunnyside beach, and not just because he has a problem with the nudists, and that's what many parents do.
Reported that the resident said he saw six people hiding in the bushes in early April to do some indecent behavior, passers-by also took out mobile phone video. Senior Detective Officer of the Monington Peninsula
Philippe (Ashley Fletcher) said police had received three reports within a month of nudity entering and leaving non-designated areas and people performing sexual acts on the beach. "since I
Come here, over the past 18 years, the problem has become more and more prominent, if you want to swim naked, go to the designated area. " Said Philippe. He said the police regularly patrol during the day and night.
According to the report, the south of Moondah Beach is separated from Sunnyside Beach by a large pile of rocks, allowing naked swimmers to play as much as they can on Sunnyside Beach, but nudity was seen in the wrong area last week.