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Subject: Re:beaches

Date: Sat 20/04/19 11:23:11 GMT

Name: jollywetfellow

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I'm not sure if I'm the best person to answer your questions, Ploss - as I've said before I'm not terribly interested in wet footwear, so don't necessarily notice it if there are other wet clothes to look at, and certainly don't seek it out.

The first thing I would say is, I suggest you forget all about hoping for people to fall into the water by accident. I have seen that happen a few times (on canals), and also seen women rush into the water clothed (including at beaches) to rescue a child in real difficulties - in such cases I felt far too concerned for the distress of the victim (including the mother) to get any pleasure from the wetness, and I'm sure you would too. On the other hand there are places where people fall in at least half intentionally on hot day - the punting rivers at Oxford and Cambridge (and other places where people mess about in boats), the stepping stones at Dovedale, and other similar places, offer great potential when the weather is warm enough.

As far as beaches go, I much prefer sandy beaches where I can go barefoot, but of course most other people also go in barefoot, however fully dressed they may be otherwise. If you want wet footwear, you are probably better at stony beaches where barefoot is very uncomfortable - Southend, Brighton, Portsmouth - the SouthEast of England is full of them. However, it has to be said that they generally have kiosks on the beach which do a roaring trade in cheap flip-flops and rubber shoes for the beach, so there won't necessarily be much street footwear in the water.

Otherwise, you are right that dog-walkers and horse-riders are often the best bet - I have several times seen women in both categories quite deliberately go in with footwear on. Of course popular holiday beaches are completely hopeless for that because neither dogs nor horses are allowed on the sands, so you need to seek out the (generally quieter) parts of the beach where they are permitted. I have found dog-owners particularly susceptible to being persuaded to go in by me - I can usually get the dog to view me as a playmate, then to run into the sea with me, whereupon the owner can often be persuaded to follow. And I have seen women getting wet on horses, though usually on a riverside walk in the country rather than a beach, so you could do worse than finding the locations of stables near water. The best place to see horsewomen getting wet, of course, is the River Eden at Appleby from 6 - 12 June!

Good luck, anyway.

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Re:beaches

By Ploss - Sat 20/04/19 07:08:04 GMT

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Thanks for replying, and I read your detailed answer you made reference to.

I like to do similar to you; visit the beach and hope to see women going into the sea fully clothed. From your experience, which UK seaside towns are best for that?

Obviously, I'd love to see a woman go into the sea wearing wellies (or if not wellies, then boots), but I guess that hardly ever happens. I also think it's reasonably likely a woman might remove her boots beforehand.

Is my best chance to find a woman wearing wellies whilst walking her dog across the seafront, and hope by some slim chance the dog runs into the sea and she has to go in to fetch it?

Maybe a couple of 19-year-old girls riding their horses on the beach (wearing tall riding boots or better still tall rubber riding boots), and they decide to go in the sea with their horses and they fall off their horses and end up having to swim back to dry land.

Or maybe I look for a group of young women tourists (where one or two of them are wearing wellies) out on a pier after it's just rained and for some reason they end up in the sea?

And coming to think of it, would I be best hoping they fall into the sea by accident, or on the other hand they decide to have some fun and jump in fully clothed voluntarily?

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beaches

By jollywetfellow - Fri 19/04/19 23:51:29 GMT

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I answered a very similar question in post 75047, Ploss, you might like to take a look at that. Basically, if in doubt, I don't take any pics. Though I do sometimes feel like giving the subject of the pic a good shaking and telling her "it's you I find sexy, woman, not some child; what's wrong with you, why have you so little confidence in yourself?"!

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Re:South American wellies

By Ploss - Fri 19/04/19 21:49:46 GMT

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Thanks for your reply.

I'd also be interested if you have any posts where your South American women wear boots (not just wellies).

A question or two I keep meaning to ask you regarding your own photos that you take on UK beaches:

Do you ever find it embarrassing in case anybody realises the true reason you're photographing the women, and also has anybody ever asked you what you're doing?

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South American wellies

By jollywetfellow - Fri 19/04/19 21:01:38 GMT

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It was all a con to get you to look at my posts, Ploss.

OK, actually it wasn't, but maybe it was a rash promise. I have just done a quick stocktake. I have 25 pages of names of latina ladies who have wetlook photos in their channel, but I haven't posted yet. There are 68 names to a page. After allowing for the accidental repeats; the ones who in the meantime have deleted their profile, or have deleted or made private the relevant photos, or changed their name on Facebook through marriage or whim; the ones who on second look have too-prominent kids or are not physically attractive; and the ones whose name I have miss-spelt on the list or have numerous namesakes and are therefore unrefindable (is that a word?), I reckon there are about 1300 ladies still to post. Somewhere in that 1300 there are 2 or 3 who (if I remember correctly) go into the water in wellies. I can't remember if they actually swim or not. I'm posting about 25 ladies a week at the moment, but I'm about to go on holiday, and then it'll be summer and I'll be taking photos on the beaches some of the time (I couldn't get away this weekend otherwise I already would be), so 13 a week is a more realistic overall average; so 2 or 3 times in the next 2 years I hope to find again a lady going into the water (but not necessarily swimming) in wellies. I promise again that I shall flag it up when I do, but can you stand the suspense?

Seriously, Ploss, if you are not otherwise enjoying my links, I'm not sure if its worth your while; I'll try to remember to put "wellies" in the title.....

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Re:Fantastic find, thanks

By Ploss - Fri 19/04/19 17:58:56 GMT

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Hi Mr Jolly Wet. I saw at least one woman wearing wellie's in this video - it's a shame she didn't swim though.

About your wet Latina women Facebook links - You mentioned a few months ago that a few had wellies on. I've been watching your posts since then but haven't seen any of your links saying there are wellies. Please can you tell me if there are any that have wellies in them?

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Fantastic find, thanks

By jollywetfellow - Fri 19/04/19 17:29:48 GMT

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A bunch of walkers in stretch jeans or hiking pants wading across a waist-deep river. They keep their boots on too - may even be wellies, Ploss.

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By Anonymous - Fri 19/04/19 17:15:40 GMT

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CmOA5OPylq0

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