It was the dream holiday we'd been planning for years, a trip to Australia. The plan was to fly to Cairns and spend a week diving the Great Barrier Reef before hiring a four wheel drive and heading out to explore Northern Queensland.
The first week flew by but the adventure I'm about to relate happened a few days later. We set of through Port Douglas and the Daintree National Park and had a great time visiting the rain forest and the various wild life centres. We booked in to a small hotel in Mossman and went out to eat. It didn't take long to find a local bar down near the sea front and we were soon engrossed in conversation with the locals. "Naw mate, if you want to see the real Australia then you got to off road and head inland."
"Strewth mate, you tryner get em lost, no mate, you stick to the main roads, safer that way." The friendly arguments went on long into the night, each old boy with his own tale to tell.
"Tell you what mate, you got to watch them Abbo's. Few years ago, couple tourist went off road and ran into a tribe of em. They stole everything they ad and rapped the white woman."
"My God, what should we do if run into some Abbo's?" my wife asked. "If you've got any Whiskey, give em that, get em drunk and they might just leave you alone."
"Naw, don't listen to him missus, he's had too much whiskey imself!" They all fell about laughing and we headed of to bed.
Next day found us stocking up with provisions, including, at Carol's insistence, two bottles of Whiskey, before heading inland leaving the tarmac and civilisation far behind us. We travelled all day without seeing another person or vehicle, it was a wonderful experience and we were at last seeing the real Australia. At night we pitched the tent close up to the jeep and fell asleep listening to the eerie sounds echoing through the still night. We'd taken all the right precautions against snakes etc; the tent had a sewn in ground sheet and the zipper front prevented any unwanted creatures from entering. By the third night we were getting used to the sounds and after a hard days travelling went straight to sleep.
It's bloody hot in Australia and Carol decided to wear only a wrap round top that tied together under her tits and a small pair of white bikini briefs. Her 38" tits strained against the thin material and I had trouble keeping my hands of her. We arrived at a place called Kaundu during the early evening and pitched our tent while it was still light. Apart from the dirt road we were travelling on there was no sign of any life whatsoever. I watched Carol's big tits swinging around as she set about pitching the tent. Before long I was pitching a tent of my own and eventually I just grabbed her, leant her over the bonnet, pulled her briefs to one side and shoved my hard cock straight up. She must have been feeling randy as well, because her pussy was so wet there was no resistance as I slid in and she immediately pushed back onto me. There's something special about shagging outdoors. Whether it's the thought of being caught or just the feel of the warm air wafting round you, it's really great. A few hours later, we'd eaten our supper and were sitting in the tent planning the next day's excursion.
"What's that?"
"What's what," I replied. "I thought I heard something moving about."
"It's probably a roo or something, I'll go and check it out." Unzipping the entrance to the tent I grabbed the flashlight and went outside. My heart nearly stopped. There were five Aborigines milling around the jeep. They were all dressed in traditional clothes and carried spears. "What you doing here?" Thank God for that, they spoke English. "We're just resting up for the night," I explained, trying to keep it friendly. "This sacred ground," he said, not so friendly.
At hearing voices, Carol emerged from the tent. "Oh my God," she said rushing to my side and hanging on for dear life, "what do they want?"
"It's OK, I think we're camped on their land or something." They started to look inside the tent. "What you got in there?" the leader asked. "Nothing, just our beds and some food."
"Whiskey, Tony, give them the Whiskey, remember what that man in the pub said." We had two 1 litre bottles of scotch in the Land Rover and before I could stop her she'd given them a bottle. "Thanks missus," the leader said smiling. They immediately started to pass it round. "Drink," one of them said passing the bottle to Carol. "I, I don't drink," she said. "Drink, you drink with us," the guy insisted. "Just take a little swig, keep them happy." Carol took a swig and passed it back. The five guys seemed happy now and sat cross legged on the ground passing the bottle round. I got some wicker mats from the tent and Carol and I sat with them. Each time the bottle came to Carol, she took a small swig, grimaced at the taste and passed it on.