In Greece, we get a lot of tourists (mainly from England, I want to say) who seem addicted to sunbathing. They've been doing it so much that their skin looks li

In Greece, we get a lot of tourists (mainly from England, I want to say) who seem addicted to sunbathing. They've been doing it so much that their skin looks like leather, though I can't say how healthy that is, because I guess everyone here looked like that before the invention of sunscreen. Between the risks of melanoma and the risks of not enough vitamin D and who knows what else we need from the sun, I can't say what's worse, but I don't think staying pasty-white and avoiding all sun contact is healthy any more.