My wife and I are turned on by lighthouses. Sexually turned out. It started back a decade ago, before we were married, when we visited a lighthouse turned museum in Maine. The place was deserted, save for an attendant on the ground floor who told us to take our time and pointed to the stairs which led upwards to the light.
The climb was about three storeys, but the view from the top was breathtaking: Atlantic waves crashing against the rocks far below, a sandy coastline stretching into the blue sky distance beyond that.
We were standing there, glass all around, the warm summer sun in our face when in unison we turned and kissed. And our romance being more lust than love in those early days a kiss quickly turned into serious French and panted groping -- one hand fondling her lush braless breasts through her T-shirt, the other squeezing her ass through her thin skirt while she stroked by hardening cock through my shorts.
And then the sound of my zipper being pulled down. Her hand snaked through the opening, pulled my erection free. "Back up," she ordered. I did. Behind me was a wooden chair. I sat down. She pulled her skirt up, tugged the narrow strip of her thongs aside and straddled me. She was gushing wet. My cock slipped in easily. She moaned. I groaned. Our lips still locked together. She started to move over me, grinding my cock deeper. I thrust upward. Grind thrust, grind thrust, grind thrust.
"I'm gonna cum," I mumbled. "Give it to me," she whispered. And I already was.
We got our clothes rearranged scant moments before some other guests climbed the stairs and emerged into the sunshine at the top of the lighthouse. The could probably tell by looking at us we'd be doing more than watching the scenery. Probably could smell it, too. But we just smiled and started back downstairs.
On the ground floor again we chatted for a few minutes with the attendant, then my lover asked to use the washroom. Later, giggling, so told me cum was running down the inside of her leg as we talked there at the front counter.
And so that's how we got turned onto lighthouses -- and turned on by them.
This past summer we celebrated a wedding anniversary by touring Canada's Maritime provinces, following something they call the Lighthouse Trail. That was hardly an accident. We strapped a couple of bicycles to the back of the car so we could tour more leisurely the small communities we stayed in each night and planned a trip that saw us travel some days as little as 50 miles -- from lighthouse to lighthouse so to speak.
It turned out, however, Canadian lighthouses have long ago been converted to automated beacons and most of the really historic towers have been torn down. But there are a few still standing -- a terrific one at Peggy's Cove in Nova Scotia, for example, that attracts hundreds of thousands of tourists each summer, although it's hardly the place for a little semi-public pleasuring, even in a hurry.
But one very hot July afternoon we found the perfect spot. A traditional lighthouse perched on a rocky outcropping on the outskirts of a small fishing village. The tower itself was locked up, apparently being renovated into a local museum according to a nearby sign. But behind the tower facing the sea was a short bench, obviously there so passers-by could sit and watch the waves roll in.
At virtually the same moment, it seemed, we both had another idea.
About a block away from the lighthouse, down the single paved road in the village, was a restaurant. We stopped in and asked about reservations. An older woman behind the till laughed. "We don't get many folks at night," she said. "What time would you be thinking of dinner?"
"What time does it get dark around here," I asked. "Oh about 9:30," said the woman. "So how about we make reservations for 8 p.m.," I responded. "That's awfully late by the locals," she said, "but we'll be open for you."
An hour or so later, after peddling our bikes all over the village, we returned to our bed and breakfast room converted out of an old fish house. From the balcony out back we could see the lighthouse on the far side of the harbour.
When we're travelling we usually shower in late afternoon. Most times we make love before dressing for dinner so I wasn't surprised, when I emerged from the bathroom, to find my wife sprawled naked on the bed, her legs spread, her nipples hard. My cock twitched and started to rise. That made her smile, which made me smile, which made my cock twitch again.
I kissed her blood-red painted toes, the top of her feet, then her calves. I climbed over the end of the bed and slowly kissed my way up the inside of her right thigh, then her left one, the scent of her bath lotion lingering in my nostrils. Then I gently spread the lips of her vagina and licked the pink moistness within. She squirmed and moaned, lifting her knees to spread even wider the opening to the most delicious pussy I've ever tasted.