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Subject: Re:tubing in a skirt

Date: Sun 06/10/13 20:03:27 GMT

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It does happen, at times. While most folks go tubing in shorts, sometime you can get lucky and will see girls tubing or rafting in full jeans. If guess they kept their jeans on cos that river is icy cold.....so go to tubing areas where the water is cold and you will be more likely to see less shorts and more jeans.

A friend of mine was able capture this video footage recently of girls tubing and using inflatable rafts at the Truckee river in Reno, Nevada...here are some caps from the footage....

http://candidwetlook.com/cgi/autogal.pl?vidnum=vdo-70-0742

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Re:tubing in a skirt

By imhere - Sun 06/10/13 04:59:44 GMT

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That's a great story, thanks for sharing! You can upload a photo on an image sharing website, like mynetimages.com, photobucket.com, imageshack.us and there are others. Really looking forward for the photo! :)

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tubing in a skirt

By corsair - Sun 06/10/13 04:45:42 GMT

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I was in a local tourist town today where they do tubing through the middle of town. Normally they are done by this time of year, but with the warmer weather, still tubing. It was late in the day and I was surprised to see a group coming down the river, and more surprised that they were in jeans and sneakers instead of the usual grungy shorts and shirts. And then one girl comes by in a nice top and a skirt! I think this group wasn't planning on tubing, but decided to do it and went in what they were wearing. I managed one good photo, I just need to figure out how to post it.

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