I’d willingly volunteer techchick68, but I’m stuck on an oil rig in the Gulf of Mexico right now. But I will be taking a helicopter ride next week. I’ll be thinking of you
Joshua Tree park in California. I HATE camping, I went there during freshman orientation and I could not believe how quiet it was or that the desert had so many shades of red. Didn’t meet a girl, but I met another guitar player and we played frat shows together for the next 4 years.
That park is my favorite place in the world (so far), but it is tough to convince a girl that the high desert is the place to be.
On a big comfortable bed, shadowed by moonlight in the backcountry of Australia. Only clause would be that it be with a wife…I’m not married yet, but I cant imagine that scene with anyone else…
I always thought it would be cool to do it on “Chairy” from Pee Wee’s Playhouse. Then, psycat and I were watching Blood Sport (don’t ask) last night and I thought it would be pretty funny to make love to that song “Kumite” (basically a corny-ass chant: kumite - kumite - kumite). Put both those scenes together and what have you got?
Hmm…maybe I need to se a shrink.
Up in the Catskill Mountains of scenic New York, there is one especially cozy spot. It’s about an hour hike up to the top of the mountain, past flowing streams, rock formations, and lush green forest. At the very top you can see the Hudson River on a clear day. There is an old tree, with big, outstretched limbs that embrace all that has past before it. Beneath the tree, the ground is covered with soft, spongy moss, and the large surrounding ferns create a perfectly secluded spot.
We spread a blanket over the moss on a warm autumn day. A light breeze whispers through the trees, as multi-colored leaves rain down upon us softly. As the birds serenade us, we just hold each other and kiss for an hour, enjoying the beauty that’s around us and within each other. The passion grows, the sex is amazing. Just as we’re finished, a light mist of rain arrives to cool us off. We laugh, we kiss some more, I pick her a wildflower bouquet. She loves the colors, yet they pale in comparison to her radiance. The sun is starting to dip in the sky, and it’s time to hike back now. We’ll always remember this spot.