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MILTON, Vt. (WCAX) - Vermont’s only nude resort is closing after nearly 60 years. As Calvin Cutler reports, former campers are remembering the good times.
Along the shores of Long Pond in Milton lies the Coventry Club, a 46-acre campground where people from across the world swap swimsuits for birthday suits.
“Our second day here, we fell in love with the place and the people. It’s a big family, you can’t find anyone better,” said Gentle Bear, who along with countless other campers has celebrated the nude way of life.
We visited and spoke with the owners back in 2017. Coventry bills itself as a family-oriented naturist club and campground, providing a fun and safe environment. Around 100 people would visit every year, embracing the great outdoors and body acceptance. Gentle Bear has spent the last five summers there. “We come in May and we leave in October. This is the end of it,” he said
In a letter to members posted earlier this month, the owners announced the sale of the campground, looking forward to retirement. They tried to find a buyer to keep Coventry as a nude resort. Instead, the land will now be sold to a family.
“This is the only place like this in the Northeast and maybe in the U.S.,” said Mark Ozenich. He says Thanksgiving will mark 20 years since he first came to Coventry as a camper. He lives there year-round but will now likely have to leave Vermont. “Housing in Vermont is Vermont and housing for a senior citizen is even scarcer, so it leaves me scrambling for a place to live.”
The state of Vermont is a unique place when it comes to nudism. It’s fully legal to be naked in public but it’s illegal to disrobe in public. Statewide, there are several nude beaches and events including the annual Montpelier Naked Bike Ride.
“I would say it’s a natural way of being,” said Erich Schuttauf with the American Association for Nude Recreation. He says spending time outdoors au naturel goes back hundreds of years to America’s founding. “We all carry scars, we all carry a few pounds that we could use -- most of us. Once you realize people are people, it is a very freeing experience.”
Back in Milton, there has been an outpouring of support from former campers young and old, saying Coventry gave them the space to live their best lives and be free.
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WCAX 30 Joy Drive South Burlington, VT 05403 (802) 652-6300
A Gray Media Group, Inc. Station - © 2002-2022 Gray Television, Inc.
More stories to check out before you go
MILTON, Vt. (WCAX) - Vermont’s only nude resort is closing after nearly 60 years. As Calvin Cutler reports, former campers are remembering the good times.
Along the shores of Long Pond in Milton lies the Coventry Club, a 46-acre campground where people from across the world swap swimsuits for birthday suits.
“Our second day here, we fell in love with the place and the people. It’s a big family, you can’t find anyone better,” said Gentle Bear, who along with countless other campers has celebrated the nude way of life.
We visited and spoke with the owners back in 2017. Coventry bills itself as a family-oriented naturist club and campground, providing a fun and safe environment. Around 100 people would visit every year, embracing the great outdoors and body acceptance. Gentle Bear has spent the last five summers there. “We come in May and we leave in October. This is the end of it,” he said
In a letter to members posted earlier this month, the owners announced the sale of the campground, looking forward to retirement. They tried to find a buyer to keep Coventry as a nude resort. Instead, the land will now be sold to a family.
“This is the only place like this in the Northeast and maybe in the U.S.,” said Mark Ozenich. He says Thanksgiving will mark 20 years since he first came to Coventry as a camper. He lives there year-round but will now likely have to leave Vermont. “Housing in Vermont is Vermont and housing for a senior citizen is even scarcer, so it leaves me scrambling for a place to live.”
The state of Vermont is a unique place when it comes to nudism. It’s fully legal to be naked in public but it’s illegal to disrobe in public. Statewide, there are several nude beaches and events including the annual Montpelier Naked Bike Ride.
“I would say it’s a natural way of being,” said Erich Schuttauf with the American Association for Nude Recreation. He says spending time outdoors au naturel goes back hundreds of years to America’s founding. “We all carry scars, we all carry a few pounds that we could use -- most of us. Once you realize people are people, it is a very freeing experience.”
Back in Milton, there has been an outpouring of support from former campers young and old, saying Coventry gave them the space to live their best lives and be free.
Copyright 2022 WCAX. All rights reserved.
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The debris, which the locals claime to be that of a missile, is pictured at the site of an explosion in Przewodow, a village in eastern Poland near the border with Ukraine, in this photograph obtained by REUTERS on November 16, 2022. Reuters
(Reuters) - Poland has said the missile that hit a grain facility on Tuesday, killing two people near the border with Ukraine, was probably an "old" S-300 rocket, a Soviet-era missile system being used by both Russia and Ukraine.
NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg said it was likely being used as a Ukrainian air defence missile, but that Russia carried ultimate responsibility for the incident for having invaded Ukraine, triggering a now almost nine-month-old war. Russia at the time was firing scores of missiles at cities across Ukraine.
* The S-300 is a family of surface-to-air missiles, originally developed by the Soviet Union. It was first put into operation in the late 1970s after a decade of development.
* There are several versions of the S-300 rocket, with different technical capabilities and ranges. The maximum range of the standard missile is 150 km (93 miles) and the warheads weigh 133-143 kg (293-315 lb), according to the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS).
* It is unclear which version might have been used in Tuesday's incident.
* The S-300 is "more or less" a Russian equivalent to the U.S. Patriot surface-to-air missile system, said Siemon Wezeman, a senior researcher with the Arms Transfers Programme at the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute.
* S-300 missiles are intended to shoot down aircraft, drones and incoming cruise and ballistic missiles. Full S-300 launchers include detection radars that track incoming targets. Missiles are equipped with guidance systems to automatically latch on to targets. Several individual missiles can be fired simultaneously at multiple targets.
* The most recent version of the S-300 - called the Antey-2500, which was put into operation in the early 2010s - has a range of 350 km, according to a catalogue entry on Rosobornexport, Russia's state-run arms export agency. The system has "high tactical and technical characteristics that allow to use it for air defence of the most important administrative, industrial and military facilities, troop groups, coastal infrastructure and naval forces at stationing site," Rosoboronexport's website says.
* The S-300 is "a fairly potent system, but in Russia it was to be replaced in coming years by the more capable S-400, S-350 and S-500 systems," said Wezeman.
* It is used by both Russia and Ukraine, as well as 18 other countries including NATO members Greece, Slovakia and Bulgaria, according to CSIS, a Washington-based think tank.
* Russia has appeared to use repurposed S-300 missiles to strike ground targets during the war in Ukraine - a sign of potentially dwindling missile supplies, military analysts say.
* Moscow has previously sold S-300 missiles to Venezuela, China, Iran and Egypt, among other countries.
* Russia has deployed S-300 missiles in Syria and stationed them on the peninsula of Crimea, which Moscow annexed from Ukraine in 2014.
* According to Russian military media outlets, the S-300 missile system was first used in conflict during the 2020 war between Azerbaijan and Armenia over Nagorno-Karabakh.
(Reporting by Jake Cordell and Michael Kahn. Editing by Mark Heinrich)
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