SA Australian Law Regarding Nudity in Public?

Hello

My question is in regards to public nudity in South Australia, specifically in the case where attempts have been made to not been seen nude and no sexual activity is taking place, example:

Bushwalking nude on a quiet trail in bushland, on a regular weekday with no cars at trailhead. Carrying shorts to quickly cover or put on upon encountering another person.

Information regarding this can be found on Wikipedia but wondering if I can have this clarified, particularly the part that mentions:

"In some jurisdictions exposure of the genitals alone does not constitute an offence unless accompanied by an indecent act, indecent behaviour, grossly indecent behaviour, obscenity, intention to cause offence or deliberate intention."

Cut and paste from Wikipedia:

"In Australia, it is a summary or criminal offence in some States and Territories to expose one's genitals (also referred to as - 'his or her person')[21] in a public place or in view of a public place. In some jurisdictions exposure of the genitals alone does not constitute an offence unless accompanied by an indecent act, indecent behaviour, grossly indecent behaviour, obscenity, intention to cause offence or deliberate intention. The applicable law is different in each jurisdiction and in several jurisdictions the offence of indecent exposure does not apply"

Regarding South Australia:

"South Australia – Summary Offences Act 1953, section 23 – 'Indecent behaviour and gross indecency' – penalty three months and six months respectively."

My question is, does exposing genitals in such a case as a remote bush trail without intent to offend and taking steps to not be seen constitute "indecent behaviour" and an offence under South Australian law?

Thanks

Thanks for the reply's, and the chuckle regarding the Rundle Mall helicopter comment.

Your comment Tim W regarding the gender is all too true i'm afraid as unfair as that is. A nude female is likely to make a countable blush or laugh, a nude male, will offend his or her sensibilities.

I cant help but feel there is a bit of a legal grey area here, as I can't find anything in South Australian Law specifically mentioning been unclothed in public. It seems to mention "Indecent Behaviour" and i'm sure not been a lawyer i'm probably missing some critical information but I can't find anything that really defines what "Indecent Behaviour" actually constitutes. I mean what may be indecent for one person may be a non issue for another? If anyone is around that has understanding on this in regards specifically to South Australian Law I would like to hear your take on it.

I guess you'd say i'm an occasional solitary nudist in that I like to get out in nature alone and get as close to it as possible. Maslin's beach is one place in South Australia designated for such activities but I don't like the crowds or the "vibe" I get from some of the people there. As such, the sort of places I would go for such activities are the sort of places you are unlikely to come across other people, I worry though that this may be even more unsettling if I did happen to come across someone, especially if they were a solitary female. I can understand they may find this very threatening. I'm also concerned about charges, as my employment requires regular police checks. It would be horrible to have my life turned upside-down just for a relaxing walk in the bush in the buff.

Anyone have any deeper more solid interpretations to what the law in South Australian exactly states in regards to this because to me, it seems as though it depends on what constitutes "Indecent Behaviour"?

No worries, what i'm really fishing for is something written in black and white in South Australian law, and clarification in this statement I read in.... (I know)... wikipedia in regards to nudity in Australian Law.

"In some jurisdictions exposure of the genitals alone does not constitute an offence unless accompanied by an indecent act, indecent behaviour, grossly indecent behaviour, obscenity, intention to cause offence or deliberate intention. The applicable law is different in each jurisdiction and in several jurisdictions the offence of indecent exposure does not apply"

What i quoted above makes it sound like it is a grey area in some jurisdictions. I can't find anything solid in SA law.

Yes, definitely, i'm simply trying to educate myself on the matter. I just want to know what constitutes "Indecent Behaviour" in SA law and if there are any laws i'm missing in regards to public nudity or it its a case of "Open to interpretation based the individual situation and societal norms of the time" and that is how it is policed and dealt with, that would be good to know too. Just after clarity on the issue I guess, something written in the legislation.