OK, OK – I didn’t actually GO dogging - not intentionally anyway!
I arranged to meet up with a good mate (see comment at the end of the post) with the intention of just having an innocent natter (clean your minds folks) in what was supposed to be a nice quiet car park.
Well the place was like Piccadilly, bloody Circus!
Whilst I was waiting for him to arrive, there was so much coming and going, all vehicles driven by single males. None of them got out of their cars – but I did get a few inquisitive looks from them. Anyway I made sure my doors were locked until he got there.
At last he did arrive and we were sat there chatting, then we had a little kiss and cuddle. Well the front of my car is not contusive to having a cuddle – so we thought we’d retire to the back seat – I climbed over (not very ladylike I know - specially with a tight skirt and stocking!) whilst my companion decided to use the doors. Anyway – opening the door meant the interior light went on and off! And you know what that signal means to a dogger!!!
Anyway – within half a minute, this white van reversed in right next to us. The driver sat there looking, then started to open his window to get a better look. Suddenly there seemed to be cars all around us. :shock:
That was it for me – panic started to set in and we were out of that car park like greased lightening!
I’ve checked on here (and googled it) and the car park isn’t listed as a dogging site – but I am % certain that’s what those blokes were there for!
Are there ANY nice quiet countryside car parks which are safe from the doggers anymore?
Not that I have anything against doggers – but I remember the days that the only time you would be disturbed during a romantic snog was when the police came and tapped on your window!
Alex (the unintentional 'doggee')
I would like to clarify this situation - my partner was actually my husband. This was a vain attempt to get a bit of romance back in our relationship. I have learned a very tough lesson in trying to embellish my so-called activities in order to make me seem more interesting or part of the crowd on here. Something I will never do again. I should just stick to being me.