VANCOUVER – A property owner in Penticton has begun clamping down on access to his land, causing serious concerns for people who use a local nude beach.
Three Mile Beach has been clothing optional since the 1940s. In recent days, a man who owns a nearby property has put up “No Trespassing” signs and hired security to patrol the area, which is affecting where the nudists usually set up.
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The conflict reportedly started after a potential buyer for the land was harassed by so-called trespassers.
Nude beach-goers are hoping to keep the peace by shifting to a slightly different area.
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