Long ride to the lakes

Is what June will be mainly remembered for by me. Last year I rode my Honda Hornet to north wales for a few days away meeting David/Dee there but it was mean't to be on my Ninja 1000 as that was the bike I bought to tour on. However a few issues just before leaving for Wales mean't a last minute switch of bikes to the Hornet. No such issues this time though and I rode the Ninja over seven hours to the Lake district and five hrs back. 

In-between I had a couple of days out again with Dee driving everywhere as per last year. Before I talk about our trips out in the lakes I want to say I didn't over enjoy the ride either up or back on the Ninja but this was mainly because even though on the way up I tried to avoid motorways it's not a great route and the further north I went the more towns I was having to go through making progress really slow. I ended up giving up and going on to the M6 or I was never going to get to my destination. 

On the way home I went M6 most of the way but when traffic got heavy I came off and ended up being taken though Dudley which was terrible. The place is all roadworks and traffic lights. After a bit I again headed to the motorway just to get home as I'd had enough of trying to find fun roads to ride. So not the great ride I was hoping for. I must say though since getting back I've had a couple of much more enjoyable rides on the Ninja as I was thinking of selling it. Sadly I was enjoying it a bit too much last weekend and think I may have been caught speeding again. Waiting now to see if I have. More points means the Ninja will likely get sold anyway as insurance will just be too much. It also means I'll be finally parting with my RS after eight and a half years of ownership sadly.

While in the lakes the Ninja remained parked up beside our lodge which was really nice and of course had a hot tub that I went in for 2 nights in the evenings but lie last year David wouldn't join me as he's afraid of water apparently. Well being in it not on it as we went on a boat on lake Windermere having caught a steam train on a heritage railway first. We went half way up the lake and got off at Bowness for a walk around the town and a coffee and cake. While there we checked out the lovely church in the town and went inside to get out of the rain. 

We also went into a charity shop where I tried on a dress and broke the zip as I'm too fat it would seem! We also had a massive sandwich each. We were both so stuffed after we didn't bother going out for food and just had something small at the lodge we bought from the nearby Spar shop. We were late getting back to the lodge anyway as Dee too me up Hardknott Pass to view the ruins of a roman fort there. From there you get a good view of England's highest mountain too. Being a passenger in a car going along the pass is pretty scary I can tell you!

The second day we went on a mini steam railway and to Lakeland motor museum and finally out for a meal in nearby Ulverston before going back to the lodge where I made Dee watch the first England world cup match after my soak in the hot tub. That was before heading home the following day on that boring motorway bike journey I've already mentioned.

The week after we had a heatwave which made some sessions impossible and I even cancelled one as it was just too hot. I did go to Noah's Ark zoo on one of the hottest days with David though but my makeup was melting faster that the ice-creams we bought there.

I also went to the cinema a few times and saw the following films. The Mandalorian and Grogu which wasn't that good to be honest. Maybe I'm finally getting to old for Star Wars films or it was just a bit pants.

Then it was with David in Bristol for Disclosure Day which we both quite enjoyed but if you're hoping for the next ET or Close Encounters you're going to be disappointing. A lot of it makes little sense when you think about it but it was better than the Mandalorian for sure. 

After this it was Toy Story 5. Can't tell you much about that as I fell asleep. I went to the little old fashioned cinema in Burnham for this film which is quite sweet and you even still get a free magazine and a lady comes round selling ice creams too. I will watch Toy Story 5 again when it comes on Disney+ in a few months which I'm sure it will and report on it then if I remember which I probably wont. When I came out of that film though it was like the end of the world as all of a sudden the sky's darkened and there was an over head thunder storm which I had to drive back home in and was a bit scary to be honest but then I am a girl so I'm allowed to be scared right?

Other than this I've done some lovely sessions with lovely clients including one this week which was actually in July on the 1st but I'll mention it as it was 2hrs CP on me in my cute pink and white maid outfit and I managed to make my client cum twice in that session. If you want to book me for kinky fun get in touch or check out my website www.fantasygirl-nina.com  Oh and I got to have massive tits again for another session which is always enjoyable. 

OK that's it for another month and thank you to a couple of guys who've been doing AI images of me(see below). 

Yesterday I took my Ninja 1000sx for a service and MOT ready for my upcoming tour in a couple of weeks. The bike had covered less than 300mile since it's last MOT making me wonder if I should keep it. Hopefully this tour will answer that question as I've been wanting to take it on a tour ever since I bought it 3.5years ago. Last year I used the Hornet instead to go to north Wales which was a last minute change from the Ninja as I couldn't get the sat nav to work. Back to yesterday and it was a 25 minute ride to the bike shop which I enjoyed but what I didn't enjoy was the ride back in rush our in heavy rain hardly able to see a thing! So once home I had to dry the bike off and myself as I was soaked.

Talking of bikes which as you know is one of my favorite subjects I've bough a new push bike. I was getting fed up of using my E-bike for exercise meaning I never turned the power on anymore so it's now just a heavy mountain bike. I've bought a Boardman 10 speed hybrid bike from Halfords in matt black. On first ride it seems a lot better and much lighter of course. Will get some pics on it soon and post on a future blog I'm sure.  I did have a bit of an issue with it and had to take it back as the handlebars were all lose and I couldn't tighten them up. I think they'd been somehow put together wrong as when I took it back it took the guys in Halfords a while to sort it out but it's good now. Also when I ordered it the very next day the price on the bike dropped by £160! So I had to cancel my order and reorder the bike at the lower price which caused an issue as the store got 2 bikes in for me but again that's sorted now.

So what else away from bikes have I been up to this month you ask. 

I had to make a decision about doing more bondage shoots with  Trenchard and this was something I gave a great deal of thought about before sadly saying no. It might seem crazy as anyone who knows me also knows my love of being tied up but I've not been tied since my operation back in January and my body is still not 100% so weeks of bondage would probably be too much for me at the moment.

Also I'm trying to focus on earning money to pay for my new house so taking weeks away for bondage is hard to justify at the moment. I know he sometimes reads my blog so I also need to say how much I enjoyed all our time together and thank him for his kindness throughout. Part of me hopes we might do something again in the future but for now that chapter in my life is closed. Which also means my Naughty Nina site may close before too long when I run out of films to upload. Will keep you updated on that when I make a decision as the guys that run the site got in contact and said it can stay open as a sort of Naughty Nina archive util i'm producing new content again if I wanted to with films looping around.

I've been out quite a few places with Dee/David including 4 days out in 2 weeks. We started with the Bristol zoo project. which was a lovely park and place to go for a walk but many of the animals were hiding away. So we spent much of the time looking at empty enclosures. I think I should also start rating the cafe's at these places as that's where all our adventures start. This one was poor. I had a sausage roll that was pretty terrible and I didn't eat it all. likewise the cup of tea I poured down a drain. It's no good asking David to rate the cafes as he always seems to enjoy all of them. I guess I'm just fussy!

The same week we went to Dunster Castle but we also walked around the town first so didn't go to the cafe at the castle and instead went into a little coffee shop where I had scones which were lovely. The thing I remember most about that day was the heavens opened up while we were walking round the gardens and we had to make out way to shelter fast. We got a bit wet but both had umbrella's so it could have been worse. It was still and enjoyable day out and we stopped of in a pub in Watchet on the way home for food which was nice but I had an upset stomach after. Which happens now and again at the moment since my operation. Have I mentioned I had an operation? 

The next week we went to Bovington Tank museum which was really good and much better than I though it would be. I'm not a lover of tanks but they've made it interesting and if you've not been you really should. Honestly. Sadly on the downside they had a issue with the water supply so unable to rate the cafe food and we had to use portaloos! In the evening we went to Compass in North Petherton for food but the portions were massive which put me off and I left most of it.

We then went to the Welsh botanical gardens which again was a lovely place to visit with some nice walks. The cafe didn't have much in the way of cakes so I had a ham and cheese sandwich and cup of tea which was fine. After this we went to an Italian restaurant in Chepstow and again the portions were too much for me. It's no wonder people in the UK are getting so fat. I prefer quality to quantity but maybe I'm in the minority.

We had another trip out last week to Bowood House and it was very hot so my makeup was melting but again it was a nice day out and the cafe was OK. I drove there in my Focus RS which is now sorn as I can't afford the over £300 a year tax on that car. I'm going to see how much I miss it over the next few mouths and maybe sell it if I don't. I have said this many times though but still have it after 8 years despite having another car. Anyway after Bowood house we went to Rivo Lounge for tea which I really liked as had Eggs Royale for my tea even though its normally considered breakfast. This was not too big but just right and lovely. One of my favorite things to eat.

As well as these days out with David I've also done a few sessions with some lovely clients. Most memorable was driving to Baslow and back in the same day for a 5hr CP session and Shaun and Micheal who came to me for CP sessions with me as a sub of course having my bum punished. Thank you to everyone who has booked sessions with me recently as most have been very enjoyable lately and anyone who wants to book me as a sub, domme or escort please get in contact or check out my site for services and even though it says I can't host it's not been updated and of course I can in my lovely new home near Highbridge

    http://www.fantasygirl-nina.com/

That'll do for this month. See you back here next month. Oh and thanks to Slave Dan for sending me AI computer game images of me. like the couple below.

Sorry quite a bit of bike stuff again this month

Today I had 2 possible bookings at 10am but one rang this morning to say he couldn't make it and I never heard nothing from the other one. So now I've got a quiet day. I was thinking about going out for a ride on one of my motorbikes or even on a pushbike as I need the exercise but it's looking like rain and I'm a bit of a fair weather rider. So I have decided to write my blog on the actual day I'm meant to for a change while doing so washing that I won't be able to dry!

April hasn't been that busy but as always I've been out with David/Dee. Twice in fact the first was to Snowshill Manor and garden which as it says on the website is  

"the unconventional home of the eccentric Charles Wade, who delighted in creating a stage for his life and passions"

It was quite interesting and as always we stopped in the cafe first for tea and cake. Although I didn't have any cake just a cup of tea. More to do with I'm really fussy with cakes and if there's not a Victoria sponge I often struggle to find any I like.

After that we stopped off at Toddington Station and had a look round. There was an old diesel train that came into the station that was pretty cool and Dee could remember them running so he told me while we were there. We left Toddington station and headed back to Bristol where we met up with a group of transgirls for a meal in the Priory in Portbury which was fine but I was a little annoyed when a staff member first called me "mate" and then "sir" within the space of about 10 minutes. Had he done it again I would have complained or left.

The second Day out I had with David(not Dee this time as he had had a fall while out running cutting his face meaning makeup wasn't really an option) was to Glastonbury. First around the town then up the Tour. The town is completely full of weird shops full of crystals and witchcraft stuff. So we soon got bored with that and found a place for tea and cake again. This time I had cake but it wasn't very nice so I only ate half of it. There was a market on in the town but it was just more of the same stuff as in the high street so we quickly headed up the tour instead which as it was a nice day for a walk but at the top so windy my skirt was getting blown up all the time. Normally this is something I try to do on purpose but this time as there were lots of people about I was instead trying to keep it down. Honestly.

I've been again quite busy with other session this month which will hopefully continue so I can carry on paying all the bills in my new place. So anyone who wants a kinky session with me please check out my sites and give me a call for some fun.

I must mention about one of my clients though. I've been seeing him years and he loves massive boobs and always brings me some big fake ones to wear in the sessions we do. He's just bought some new ones for me to wear and they are massive! Check out the photo below. 

On the bike front my Royal Enfield broke down and I had to push it home. Turns out the fuel pump had packed up. Even though the RAC wouldn't believe me when I had it picked up to take to a garage and first sent a guy out who messed about with it only to run the battery flat trying to get it started and then had to sort another vehicle to recover the bike. Which is what they should have done to start with.

I've also spent a little money on my hornet and fitted a tail tidy and rear hugger which was something I've been meaning to do for ages. If not bike people you won't have a clue what I'm talking about.

Also I've taken the wheels out of my CRF to get some off road tires fitted(as you can see from the photo). I've joined the TRF so have a online map of all the green lanes now so hopefully I wont be going where I shouldn't be when I venture off road. I tried a bit of trail riding with the road tires but wasn't happy so they had to go or I'm just going to fall off all the time bit like I used to years ago when I used to green lane on my CRM250 2 stroke. Which is part of the reason I gave up before.

I'm planning a bit of a tour of the lake district in June(meeting up with David again) and for this I'm going to be using my Ninja(no it's not an air fryer) as I've had it three and a half years and just not been using it. I bought it to tour on and haven't done so. Hopefully things will change after this tour.

Before I stop talking bikes last month I mentioned the book I'm reading about Stuart Adamson who was a bit of a music hero of mine and I didn't realize he had a love of bikes and a small collection as well as sponsoring a small bike racing team which makes him even cooler. If that was even possible   

So that's about it for the month or April. Outside of sessions I've not been doing any kinky stuff and not been tied up since before my operation. BTW my eating is almost(but not quite)back to normal now but I'm still being very careful what I eat and nearly always go for the fish option if I go out.

One last thing talking about fish. As I lover of the program gone fishing it was sad to hear of the passing of Ted the dog. It won't be the same without him and I hope he found his briefcase. 

Stay Alive

It's good advice and don't panic it refers to a book I'm reading at the moment but more on that later.

I've been back working and seeing clients for over a month now since my operation and having to make up for lost time with David/Dee who I didn't see at all in February. We have made up a bit of time as we've been on our Travels again. Places we've been are Clarks village and the shoe museum, Oxford again and in a Blackwells bookshop followed by another museum, The Space Center in Leicester and a day out in Reading. So where to start? 

Tell you what I'll come back to all of that shortly but I just wanted to say anyone wanting to book me for anything kinky and fun can now do so at my lovely new home near Highbridge. Monday to Friday and some weekends as I'm back to full fitness(sort of but cycle rides are hard going at the moment) I've been busy with kinky sessions this week and last week I'm pleased to say. So hopefully this keeps up. It's mainly people I've seen before but a few new ones as well have fallen for my charms it seems. 

Even though money has been tight and will remain so until I can sell my old house which is proving very had to do I still manged to buy a few things mainly while I was recovering and bored. I've a couple of new costumes for future films including a Lara Croft one which came today and fits well. 

Oh and something I've not told anyone yet is I bid on another motorbike and didn't expect to win it but I did! It's going to be my winter hack and green lane bike as green laning is something I used to do many years ago on a CRM250 2stroke and want to get back into. It needs a few things doing to it and its 12years old but I'm well pleased with it. It's road legal so I rode it over  175miles home. Which was painfully slow and just painful in general. Photos of me with the bike and more details are hopefully coming soon if I ask David nicely to take some pics that is. 

One thing I'm still having issues with is my eating. I'm stuck eating mainly fish when I go anywhere and never sure until the next day if I'm going to get diarrhea or stomach aches or not. I had a bit of an issue in one of my sessions recently with a new client which was very embarrassing so I had to explain about my operation and he said he was fine with it. Don't worry this has only happened once so if you book me I'm sure I'll be fine. I just wish I could go back to eating as I was before. saying that I'm eating much more healthy because of this so it's not all bad. I'm off out with David later so it'll be fish for me again. Good thing I love fish but I think there wont be many left soon at the rate I'm eating them 

I haven't got a lot of time before I go out but just quickly back to my adventures with Dee/David I never bought anything in Clarks Village as everything seems to be aimed at older people now but David who was Dee that day bought a few things including a new dress and some running shoes. In fact he's bough about 4 pairs recently. He does a lot of running  but not sure he's wearing them out at that rate. Then again he might have a lot of running shoes but I have a lot of motorbikes and they take up a lot of space. One is now living in my conservatory as I've run out of space in the garage.

The shoe museum was just OK to be honest but it was a lovely day out. We didn't go for a meal as Dee had to head off to a Trans meal that night. 

We also went to Reading on the train which was first class there but scum class return even though David paid for first class both ways. In Reading we went to a big sports shop where David bought guess what. Yes more running shoes We also went around the shopping center which was very nice but we didn't have much time to do any shopping so we'll return another day. 

We went to Oxford for our 3rd visit and 3rd time on the park and ride which was better this time and not so jam packed as it had been before but David has still to convert me to enjoying buses like he does. He even subscribes to a bus magazine! We went in another museum and I bought a star wars costumes book in a manga bookshop there.

We also went to the Space Center in Leicester which was good but closed earlier than we expected and also had a large party of school children running round everywhere making a lot of noise which wasn't so good! I drove to this one and it took ages to get back although we stopped off for a meal halfway where I ate, yes you've guessed it fish again.

Back home and as well as the Star Wars costumes book I bought in Oxford I've also bought a book called "Stay Alive" which is about the life and death of Big Country singer Stuart Adamson. Big Country are my favorite ever band so this book was a must for me. I saw them live many times when Stuart was alive and grew up with their music. Even getting a hug and a plectrum from him at one gig. I've never seen them since because to me Stuart was Big Country. Just started reading it at night before bed and its hard to put down. If anyone hasn't heard their music please get hold of any of their albums and see for yourself just how good they were.

Could write about other things but I think that'll do for another month and going to add photos later as I'm in a bit of a rush.

See you next month and Stay Alive unlike poor Stuart 

Photos now added below as you can see.