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Playboy Exposed: Naughty in Nature (2004)
A hiking trip inspires a tantalizing troop of hotties to lose their gear and their inhibitions! Experience the outdoors like never before as these tempting trekkers set out to become one with nature. Sharing juicy stories of theri sexual adventures and stripping down to go "au nature" as mother nature intended, they show even the most seasoned outdoormen how to rough it in the butt!
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A hiking trip inspires a tantalizing troop of hotties to lose their gear and their inhibitions! Experience the outdoors like never before as these tempting trekkers set out to become one with nature. Sharing juicy stories of theri sexual adventures and stripping down to go "au nature" as mother nature intended, they show even the most seasoned outdoormen how to rough it in the butt!
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In Theaters:3/6/2004
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Runtime:57 minutes
Studio:Playboy Home Video
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