OK, not quite bondage, but it was outdoors....

I’ve just relocated from my old spot to a new one… The place I’m at now lacks internet access, so I’ve been disconnected for some time… During the journey, though, I drove through the four-corners region and pulled over before dawn near a Utah landmark; I still can’t quite explain how I spotted it in the dark… There was parking on both sides of the road nearby, which meant there was plenty of open space… I snapped a few photos while it was still pitch black, but they didn’t turn out well. While waiting for daylight, I wandered about and got into some “play”… I had stripped down to just my bra and panties (which is normal enough for a woman, but quite bold for a man…) As I strolled around here and there, dodging the occasional car—and several trucks—I used clothespins on my nipples as a little punishment for hiding… (FYI: chewing means opening and closing them repeatedly…) (after all, the pins only hurt twice when they were applied or removed.) The sky was gradually brightening, with still about an hour left before sunrise, giving me time to assess the size of the roadside park. I figured out what would be fun and knew I had to start quickly if I wanted to beat the rising sun… Walking around the whole parking lot in my state of dress, it was mostly dark, with mountains framing both sides so I could spot anyone approaching… The beginning was simple: head back up the road from where I parked and cross the highway. No problem. Walk along the length of the park, climbing the hillside for a better view of the landmark; this was easy since I was higher than the road and far enough back to stay out of sight from passing cars. I inspected a few spots there and felt bold enough not to hide when some cars drove by. So I continued toward the far end. There, I found several trees to weave through and dodged more vehicles. The light is increasing now, along with traffic. I started crossing back and forth, having a close call or two with cars, but within the trees I was hidden well enough… Then came the worst part: a truck approached from my car’s direction, pulled over, and stopped across the road right where I was waiting… At first it added to the excitement of possibly being caught… but definitely, I felt trapped! I couldn’t cross here and would need to retrace my steps back to where I started, though there wasn’t complete tree cover to do so. A car driving by wouldn’t see me, but someone who stopped would! So I waited, “When will he leave?? Is this a quick stop or a long one??? Should I try heading back to my car from this side???” Then, I heard the truck door open and shut. Great! The driver got out. Moving now wouldn’t be smart, so I kept waiting… Meanwhile, it was still getting lighter!!! Then came the second worst event: a pickup passed me and pulled over at the far end of the park, directly across from my car! Now, I was truly trapped!, unable to cross here or backtrack on this side. Finally, the driver climbed back into his truck and drove off. One down, one remaining…But, from the pickup, I heard voices and a dog bark—great! They’ll be there for some time, and it’s still brightening! Fortunately, the pickup loaded up again after a short pause and took off. Phew, that worry is over; now just to get back to my car… Lucky me: after the pickup left, traffic thinned out enough, allowing me to finish the chalange and return safely to my vehicle… The chalange was completed successfully… I still had to wait a bit for the sun to rise so I could capture the pictures I’d been waiting for. Then I noticed construction on a new subdivision across from the landmark. Glad no one was out walking early, or there might have been issues!