Sex in an RV on tour I
Before we were married, we took 'the trip of a lifetime' and travelled across America from New York state, down to Florida, across to California, onto Iowa Illinois through Nevada and back to New York again. We took several months to do the trip, stopping off wherever we wanted and never driving more than a few hours when we moved.
We rented a huge RV, our home for the next few months and in one of the drawers was a leaflet about RV sex, about pineapples, about lifestyle nudist resorts, with some tips, as well as do's and don't's, obviously left by some previous renter of that vehicle. We'd done some swinging back in the UK and I suggested to Andy that we tried the same in the States. At the very least we'd get to meet some genuine Americans and anything could happen! One huge hint was to place a pineapple in the window of the RV and there was a coloured picture of one on the back of the leaflet which we taped to the front window.
The first site we came to was on the edge of a static caravan site, a trailer park. There were 10 or so RVs and maybe 30 static vans. We set up the van,, awning and made ourselves comfortable. We noticed small pineapple symbols on a couple of the RVs and in 4 or 5 of the static vans. We didn't see anyone that first night so we took the initiative the next day to introduce ourselves. Nice pineapple seemed to be the key phrase that moved the conversation from the innocent to the interesting.
Linda
We rented a huge RV, our home for the next few months and in one of the drawers was a leaflet about RV sex, about pineapples, about lifestyle nudist resorts, with some tips, as well as do's and don't's, obviously left by some previous renter of that vehicle. We'd done some swinging back in the UK and I suggested to Andy that we tried the same in the States. At the very least we'd get to meet some genuine Americans and anything could happen! One huge hint was to place a pineapple in the window of the RV and there was a coloured picture of one on the back of the leaflet which we taped to the front window.
The first site we came to was on the edge of a static caravan site, a trailer park. There were 10 or so RVs and maybe 30 static vans. We set up the van,, awning and made ourselves comfortable. We noticed small pineapple symbols on a couple of the RVs and in 4 or 5 of the static vans. We didn't see anyone that first night so we took the initiative the next day to introduce ourselves. Nice pineapple seemed to be the key phrase that moved the conversation from the innocent to the interesting.
Linda
