During covid is when I started spending lots more time nude outdoors, the normal concerns of being caught nude didn't carry the same weight. I did lots of hiking, camping, kayaking, and exploring, all while nude, and sometimes could basically go days without seeing another human, and if I did, clothed or not, everyone was avoiding eachother for the most part. I did however do as much research and educated myself on nudity laws, because I surely did not want to get in trouble, and also simply wanted to know my rights if a situation came up. I was hiking on a trail I had many times before, there were no other cars at the parking area, so like usual I parked and took my clothes off right there like I was the only person in the world. Grabbed my backpack, had a pair of shorts ready to put on if I needed to and off I went. Not too far down the trail, I see someone coming my way. I may have had enough time to put on my shorts, but I'm pretty sure he had already saw that I was naked. I decided to just see how this was gonna go. Got about 25 feet apart and said hello, he looked a bit shocked but not offended or mad. He said something like, great day for a hike out here. I said yup got the whole forest to ourselves. He asked me if the trails were nudist trails. After some small talk about being a nudist, etc, he said, hell, I'm gonna do it too. He took his clothes off and looked like he had just been cured of cancer. So I decided that my reaction if I encounter clothed people was what set the reaction of them. If I would've jumped behind a tree and hid, or raced to put shorts on, that would basically show that I knew I was doing something wrong. Acting like I was doing nothing wrong nade him think it was OK and was curious. I have stuck with that mindset, and I have encountered many people while I was nude, and I have never had a negative encounter. Made me wonder how other nudists go about this situation.