Any beach - as the nights get lighter.....

20 Apr 2005

I sympathise with your sentiments entirely Alex , in fact weve made similar comments about beaches in general in the past . But have to say that unfortunately , just the mention of it will have sadly upped the ashole content of the area now :-(
sad but true.

21 Apr 2005

Totally agree Alex. Certain beaches are particularly bad for what you describe during the day. Yes, the single guys stand out like a sore thumb, and those that follow couples, even though it is OBVIOUS they are not there for dogging - i.e. those that have kids nearby - are ever so sad..... I hope they get a slap, or arrested, but preferably both evil

21 Apr 2005

Quote by Alexandra
Dear doggers.......
please, please, please
as the nights gets lighter please do show a bit of thought and leave it till a bit later to have your fun.
Believe me I am fully in support of dogging - but not when there are still kids still playing on parts of the beach - or when (like me) parents are teaching their kids to drive on the beach.
I was down there last Saturday - about 7-8 pm - not only were there the obvious single male doggers (sorry fellahs - you do stick out like a sore thumb), but there were the obligatory boy racers waiting to target the doggers. Just such a shame that this was at a time when kids were around flying kites and having fun.
Not having a go (honest) just in everyones interest (including your own) it maybe worth waiting till dusk has fallen. That way the beach is for all!
Big hugs,
Alex x x

We couldn't agree more.
If this is the conduct of the so called dogger it is no wonder that the press latch on to it, put it to press and the follow on from that is all the hasle that comes with it.
We really used to enjoy the dogging fun we had, not always any activity but the social side of it was very enjoyable. We would often go and spend the night chatting and be happy with that if the chemistry wasn't there.
Alas, those days seem to have gone. We know dogging still goes on but it's not the same.

21 Apr 2005

Went to the beach in question late last year to grab some sea air, eat lunch and fly kite, and were followed by a bloke in a big car several times. He gave us a 100 yards start, then, as soon as we parked up, he parked beside us! Not out of the ordinary in a secluded car park late at night, but on a fairly quiet mile plus stretch of sand at lunchtime, a bit disconcerting, and he still hung about even after the cups, flask and Kite came out of the boot.....Perhaps just a lonely (ass)soul?
confused

(not my fault my car has blacked out windows, like that when I bought it, called privacy glass)! rolleyes