Hello,
Dawn: Following an Angel
This post was inspired by Angel and Taylor! My hubby and I saw their post of Glacier Nat'l Park, and we got the crazy idea of doing a copycat dare!!!! So, after figuring out by photos what road they took, we set out on our adventure. Our first stop was on the side of a dirt road, on a bank overlooking the river. Patrick coaxed me into shedding bra and panties for a couple more fun shots at that site! It was a rush!!! Only one car drove by on the way back up to our own car, but I don't think they saw anything in their rearview mirror. At least I hoped not at that point! As we continued up the road, we stopped by a runoff waterfall near a blind corner. That was a little exhilarating, because I wouldn't have had time to run back to the car to hide! I didn't know what I would do if a car came into sight--act like nothing was out of ordinary, or run for the car! Only one car came into sight when I was climbing into our vehicle. This road was actually a bit busier than we were expecting this time of year! For a beginner exhibitionist, this was quite the thrill! We continued on until we saw it -- "the sign" from Angel's post!
We pulled over, waited for a couple road bikers to pedal by...and then a couple more...and then a car...and then, finally, jumped out in bra and panties and made a run for the sign. While posing, one car came from behind, so I hurried and stood up, hid in front of the sign until the car got closer, and then ran around the sign as the car was passing. It didn't stop, so I doubt they saw anything! Whew! Close call! When the car was out of sight, I hopped back in front of the sign, stripped to nothing, and then copied Angel's pose (very attractive pose!) and did another on my back. Those rocks were COLD! (FYI, the weather was not warm--go figure...GLACIER Nat'l Park was named for a reason!) I tiptoed back to the car and we continued up the road looking for signs that could be innuendo. Aha! An interpretive sign entitled "Pathway to Discovery"! How perfect! We pulled over into the pullout, and if a car came, it would've come into sight within 20 yards of the sign! After quite a few poses on this sign, I was extremely wet and Patrick was rock hard. So, we had to stop to "scratch an itch". (This gives new meaning to why we tell our kids to not touch public signs and railings, right???) We took quite a few other pictures (can you say skinny dipping in a lake?!), but those can be for another post!
