Naked rambler bares all as he walks free from prison My opinion is that the police have thought 'the guy's not going to give up, so let's have a think about it.' What they were doing before was pre-empting complaints. Now they are not. It is nice to be standing here feeling the breeze. I haven't been outside a building in the last six years and it is nice to smell the flowers and see the greenery. I was kept in solitary all the time. I wasn't given association with other prisoners. I got half an hour in the evening to have a shower and walk up and down the hall when they had been locked away. Mr Gough has previously insisted his rejection of clothes was about "individual freedom." But he has faced the full force of Scottish laws, which are perceived as stricter on public nudity that England and Wales. He said his latest jail term had "flown by" but he was now looking forward to seeing his teenage children, Kiana, 16, and Yarin, 14. "The first thing I have to do is look through my stuff as I haven't seen it in six years," he said. I am going to head south and see what happens. I haven't seen my kids for ages. It's not all free and easy for me as I might get arrested at any moment. I don't know what I am going to do. I could get arrested when I go round the next corner. He said walking naked was his "vocation" and said he had no regrets. To conform with everyone else is the easiest way but when you conform you compromise your principles. I am not going to give up. Stay naked is the word," he said.