Easter streaker takes to the streets for a naked jog - apart from his boots
A streaking runner wearing only a pair of boots left people in stitches after they were spotted out for a jog along a busy public road.
The unknown runner was seen by several people in Hull, on Thursday around lunchtime - leaving passer-by's rather confused.
Forgoing the usual running outfits, instead he was seen out in only his birthday suit and a pair of black boots.
Video captured him on the shared footpath and cycleway, jogging close to the horse fields, Hull Live reported.
Posting on a Cottingham Facebook page, one local said: "We have had a message about a man jogging naked down Priory Road. The man is wearing black boots apparently ... and is very energetic."
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He was seen just wearing a pair of black boots (Hull Live)British Naturism has published guidance over public nudity in England . Naturism is the act of going without clothes in a non-sexual manner, and it is legal.
The guide states: "The law in the UK is clear that nudity itself is not criminal, unless there is a sexual context or intent to cause alarm and distress."
Although it is not an offence to be naked in public in England, it can become one in some circumstances.
The area last hit the headlines for a naked runner shortly after England beat Germany 2-0 in the Euro 2020 encounter.
The man was spotted stripping naked and running through the town centre of Goole, Hull.
Dressed in only a pair of trainers to accompany his birthday suit, the streaker was spotted running along Boothferry Road following the historic win.
A video later surfaced on of a car following the bare-bottomed fan with the classic Three Lions tune blaring out, reports.
One resident said: "I just couldn't believe it. It came out of nowhere and cars were following him, shouting something about England."
It was not known if the man had lost a bet, or if he was just enjoying a spur of the moment celebration.
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