I got to wondering what you would consider to be the most exotic place you’ve ever done it?
I would have to say it was when I was working in Santiago, Mexico about five years ago.
I had arranged that we meet at dawn thinking that we could evade the heat of the sun and have the beach all to ourselves. I have this thing for sunrises and the morning breeze coming off the ocean. It has always invigorated me. So it was with great anticipation that I strolled to our meeting place.
She was this equisite dark Mexican beauty with a flowing mane of jet black hair that I had met a few days before. The red glow of the morning sun just enhanced her already stunning looks. She was facing the ocean and the breeze had caught her hair adding to the vision before me.
I walked up beside her quietly so that I would not startle her and although she must have heard my footfall on the cool sand she did not turn to look at me. I ran my hand down her smooth neck and felt her tremble as she turned to look at me with eyes that were as dark as a moonless night with the most incredible long lashes.
No words were spoken between us, our only music was the whisper of the breeze and the sound of the surf gently lapping at the shore. I understood that she was nervous and as we had only met a few days before.
We started ever so slowly as to get to know each other better, a light touch here and a caress there put her at ease. As the sun began to rise we increased our pace ever faster so that our bodies soon seemed to be moving together as one. I was surprised and delighted when a light swat on her curvaceous behind caused her to increase her tempo threefold, for a moment I thought I would be thrown off into the sand.
The sun rose quickly and as it shed it’s light upon us I saw her begin to glow with the efforts or our mornings exertions. We moved faster and faster together in an unspoken rythym, her fluid and graceful motion was almost hypnotic and as soon as the sun began to warm us the breeze increased blowing her silken hair into my face.
We went on like this for at least an hour and were indifferent to those people coming down to bask in the morning sun. They said nothing and respectfully gave us a wide berth.
I believe that perhaps they were used to seeing men going for a morning horseback ride down a deserted beach…
There is really nothing quite like it.
So where is the best place you’ve ever ridden?

For me: on a trail behind a very nice lake on my college campus.