One day I wouldn’t mind trying for a photo while posed with a slow moving train in the background. I could get the shot, maybe a little reaction from the conductor, and then I’d run into the woods at full speed.

Also the charity photo book is also a really good idea. I’ll look into it.

Spanky – Thank you! I’m glad you liked the way it turned out.

Winchester – This time you would have had to be turning the corner along the railroad. Be sure to be on the look out when hiking OR taking mass transit these days.

We had a freakish warm spell and so the air temperature was in the upper 50s low 60s, but the ground was still frozen. My poor little paws were screaming as I ran over frozen gravel.

My bottom has a remarkable resilience. I indeed shot on Saturday and didn’t have any marks even though that paddling I received was intense to the point of making me feel a bit queasy while I was being spanked and resulted in my cheeks being incredibly sore and swollen. I’m going to write about my odd healing ability in my next post.

Alan – You are too funny!!! *cough* I mean, I can’t wait to see your photos. Yippee skippee!

Chloe – Do you think I’d get speedier service if I mentioned I was only wearing an umbrella when I placed the call to AAA?

Ed – Always keep your eyes peeled. You never know what you might see in the forests; at least around here.

Paul – thank you. I’m thrilled you like it. How do you turn the color off when watching a clip?

Mitch – Thanks!!

Dani – So very sweet. Come walk with me. I’ll share my umbrella.

Chris – AAA – it pays to be covered. I wonder if there’s been a scene like that done yet?

Tom – Believe it or not, my bottom had been tended to quite a lot! You’ll see what I mean when I put up the next post.

Gramps78 – I swear I’m being punished and I was really quite sore. Sometimes pictures just don’t tell the entire story.

007 – Pixie’s kinky coffee table book? I could bundle it together with some spanky cookies.

Brad – If only a fellow hiker or maybe the AAA guy could have given me a little color to compliment the umbrella. :-/

D – Outdoor Pixie pics may be a little more rare in the cold months, but a model friend is planning to play in the snow with me the next time we have a good storm so maybe we won’t have to wait too long.

Tim – We could have blamed the noise on a passing train since I was right next to the tracks.

JC – Awwww thank you.  I’m very flattered.

Linde – You’re right!! It is like one of those Traveler’s commercials with the red umbrella. I just hope I don’t look like the old guy that’s usually carrying the umbrella.

Dr. Ken – You’ve got a deal. I’ll be stopping by your house shortly to deliver 20 boxes of brat scout cookies.

Schwarz – Although really dark, dreary, rainy days can get me down, I do love summer thunderstorms. I know it’s not the safest thing to do, but I loved to go for walks in warm thundershowers. Now I know better, but I still enjoy watching a powerful storm.

Mark – I like the artsy feel of B&W sometimes. I used to do mostly B&W and then I moved away from it. Now I guess I’m circling back.

Dave – I’m greatly enjoying being behind the camera as much if not more than being before the camera. Of course, there are those occasions when I try to do both!

Aristotle – Rear of the Year? What fun. Why don’t we have that here?

Wonderful photo with the red umbrella…….but who wants to look at an umbrella when you and your bottom are there?!

Aristotle

Love all your photography, pixie, whether you are in front of the camera–or behind it. More please

I will join the crowd and say a very nice photo. Although I usually prefer to work in color, sometimes B&W just sets the mood, especially when accented with a bit of color. And of course your bottom looks scrumptious as always.

I agree that you have the talent to do a photo book, but I suspect that the exposure would be more widespread that your current niche market. Good for your photography, but bad for keeping your spanking activities from those you don’t want to know about them.

Mark

I also live not to far from where you live so we are getting the same weather, but after your being out in it with nothing on I don’t feel so crazy for cycling in it. There is just something refreshing about being out in the rain…it makes me feel so alive. I don’t know if you feel the same way, but again, great pic!

Dr. Ken
(Seriously–a lovely photo of lovely you…)