@Sean said in first snow of the year!:
@ian
I absolutely love spinning my tires in the mud and snow.
Me too, absolutely excuting. And in Summer in too right small nylon briefs
First time with muddy fields
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So, at long last, and having managed to avoid the same panic attacks I had last year- possibly because I now have full control over my car again instead of worrying about damaging it because of my mum needing it (she got a new car a week or two ago)- I finally committed to trying some of the farm tracks and fields in my area.
Annoyingly, here in the north it's been fairly wet for a while, so the idea of driving straight on into the field/s was out. As much as getting really stuck would be fun, on the practical front I'd prefer to not have to walk and find a farmer to come get me out. (This is kinda important because I had dressed myself up in full secretary outfit, what with being early in gender transition and wanting to go with a fairly fun outfit.)
The track that I came to wasn't too rough I don't think, though I did end up leaving sooner than planned as I had passed a tractor doing some hedge cutting shortly beforehand, and wasn't sure if it would come up the track I was on. I could use some advice on that; provided a track isn't too rutted that I have no ground clearance, should a stony and muddy track be cause for concern in something like an older VW Polo?
Anyway, I got up to the field entrance in question. All the way up the track, in spite of not putting in much more power as I went, I could hear the revs occasionally climb up and settle back down. I reached the field entrance, and while I had planned to drive straight on in and see what happened, that was not going to work: the field was extremely rough and full of deep puddles, a tractor would probably be the only thing that could safely get over that. Not to mention, the field was in clear view of some houses a few hundred yards away. I could've possibly pushed on further down the track but didn't want to push it too far, that and the aforementioned tractor's presence.
I can't get the photos to upload onto here because of the size, but even my short little efforts to get turned around threw up a fair amount of mud onto the car, and got my heels fairly caked in mud with how soft the ground was. Probably for the best that I didn't try driving straight into any field entrances or else I'd have gotten way more than I planned for.
Debating of trying again somewhere later in the month, though I have assignments and college stuff to worry about.
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Sounded like quite the adventure
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Absolutely love this! What was your outfit?
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@scotsman Nothing too fancy, a white blouse and blue skirt suit with some 4" stiletto heels that had over-the-foot buckles, ideal to keep them on my feet when having to try and move around the car through all the mud.
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@Blackadder261. ¡Congratulations!. lt's my ideal. Getting stuck in the field with a skirt, stockings, and high stiletto heels.
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I dress like that every chance I get!!
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@scotsman
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@TACOENCAJ_5 Like it also. Get crazy about White nylonblouse and shot blue Miniskurt grrrrrrrrrr
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@westfil11 true, but sometimes a gurl doesn’t have boots on at the time.
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@scotsman
Girl own lots of heel boots
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Sounds like a great first time. If you need help getting the pictures uploaded I am sure we can figure it out
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@westfil11 I should, but I don’t
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@scotsman. Me neither. Even if they sink in the mud, l only wear classic stiletto shoes.
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On second thought, perhaps I won't be trying again later this month
The fields are already wet, waterlogged in some cases and extremely muddy; there's another five inches of rain forecast in the meantime. I can be a bit stupid sometimes but even I wouldn't push my luck here, what with how soft the ground already was
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@Blackadder261 said in First time with muddy fields:
On second thought, perhaps I won't be trying again later this month
The fields are already wet, waterlogged in some cases and extremely muddy; there's another five inches of rain forecast in the meantime. I can be a bit stupid sometimes but even I wouldn't push my luck here, what with how soft the ground already was
Sounds perfect to me
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@sirstuck It would be if I had any realistic means of getting unstuck afterwards. Which I sadly lack
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Can I come
Tow you out please please
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Well, if you're in the beginning stages of transitioning, and it sounds like you present as a woman well, don't worry about getting unstuck. Most guys would trip over themselves to help a well dressed damsel in distress. Just hike your skirt up a touch and show lots of leg to an oncoming vehicle
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@Blackadder261 said in First time with muddy fields:
@sirstuck It would be if I had any realistic means of getting unstuck afterwards. Which I sadly lack
That just makes it more intense
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