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Here's Peter at the booth, wearing his triangle.

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Our near nudity seemed to attract others who stripped down -- at least a bit. At the time, no one was sure where this fellow lives (not Toronto, apparently) or whether he might be willing to wear less. Since then, we've found out -- but it's our secret!

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Here we are at the beginning of the march, triangles not very firmly in place, waiting for the parade to move along far enough for us to join.
NOTE: The lady with the long blonde hair is a nice drag queen, but not a member of our party.

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We wore the triangles along the first (westward) stretch of the march. When we turned onto Yonge Street, 8 of the 10 of us slipped out of them and presented our nude and natural selves to the crowd.

A newspaper reporter shoved a microphone in my face and asked for a comment -- which showed up the next morning in the Toronto Sun.

That's me on the right, legs apart. Peter is next to me. Peter's lover SpIke is half cut off at the right hand edge of the picture. We were soon joined by a 9th nude marcher, inspired by our example.

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This is Peter wearing his cool shades, a hat, and sandals. Otherwise, au naturêl.

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If you like otters (thin bears), then this woofy one is for you. Want to grab his attention? Gain his respect? Then get naked -- we suspect he'd prefer you that way. The sooner the better, eh?

His sign says "BORN THIS WAY." Scientists may spend years arguing about whether homosexuality is genetic or environmental. But there's no doubt that being naked is genetic!

Those homophobes may claim that gay people are "unnatural" -- but just how natural are they? Do they shave?? Do they wear clothes??? Enquiring naked minds want to know.

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As far as we know, this fellow didn't march with us, but wore some kind of leather kilt (like the one on the guy in the middle). But he sure got into the natural spirit at the dance platform on Church Street!

Thanks to Ed Clark for this photo.