The Mountain Hike

By Cupido

There's nothing like the fresh mountain air, waves crashing against the beach, the wind caressing your chest, the water touching your genitals... CUPIDO – the magazine for intimate, horny pleasure – has been publishing erotic fiction based on readers' everyday fantasies and sexual experiences since 1984."She daydreamed on the rocks and was caught with her panties down. He lay down close to her." – A Lovely Day in the Sun by Randi 41 "There was a scent of moss, rocks and damp soil, as there is on most autumn evenings in the mountains. A pair of women's boots stood in the hallway." - The Mountain Hike by Aniara "They were skinny-dipping and dried themselves off by running along the edge of the beach. "First to turn back is a coward", she said suddenly, laughing." - Naked on the Beach by Phillip "She knew of a secluded beach with space for two. He packed a little extra equipment in the bag." - A Day on the Beach by Vestlandsjente -

• Language: English
• Publisher: Cupido
• Release date: Jan 1, 2020
• ISBN: 9788726309843

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The Mountain Hike

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The Mountain Hike

Original title:

Fjellturen, En deilig dag i sola, En dag på stranden, Naken på stranden

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The Mountain Hike

by Aniara

There was a scent of moss, rocks and damp soil, as there is on most autumn evenings in the mountains. A pair of women’s boots stood in the hallway.

I was hiking in the mountains. It was autumn and I was surrounded by strong, golden colours. I’d been hiking for a few days and had three days left before I had to head home and return to work. On a nice break hiking in the mountains, off the beaten path in the off-season, I found exactly what I needed – peace and quiet between the mountain peaks, the wind whispering over the heather at night. I had a heavy rucksack and tired legs when I sat down on a rock to rest. I was hungry and ate the remainder of my packed lunch. I was due to reach the mountain lodge in an hour, where I would sleep for the night before moving on. Since it was the off-season, there weren’t many overnight guests in the lodges. I’d also