In this case a party of people, men and women, would regularly every Sunday seek remote spots in woods or meadows where they would settle down, picnic, and enjoy games.

"They made themselves as comfortable as possible, the men laying aside their coats, waistcoats, boots and socks; the women their blouses, skirts, shoes and stockings.
Gradually, as the moral conception of nakedness developed in their minds, more and more clothing fell away, until the men wore nothing but bathing-drawers and the women only their chemises.

In this 'costume' games were carried out in common, and a regular camp-life led.

The ladies (some of whom were unmarried) would then lie in hammocks and we men on the grass, and the intercourse was delightful.

We felt as members of one family, and behaved accordingly.