A Private Picnic
There were a few other picnickers heading towards the forest beyond, but otherwise, the only eyes that now followed them belonged to the horses and cattle who grazed on the fields around them.
Company
Families picnicked in the shade of the willows that grew around the water's edge or under the more substantial oaks further back; pairings lounged about in the sunshine, girls resting their heads on their mate's chests. 'where shall we sit?'
Peeler's Reel
So most of their entertainment came from listening to the bbc home service, playing cards, reading books, strolling through the park, picnicking, talking. and the occasional sex, of course!
For You...Anything, Forever
The weather was perfect as we lazily meandered beneath the trees and scattered picnicking families. we had to watch ourselves and how we acted around each other, which meant no lingering body contact or flirtatious displays of affection.
Naughty Paws - A Buck in Hand
"probably been surviving off picnickers junk." "well, if you want more, you have to follow." solara said and with a click and nudge from her heels, her and shisha began to walk away down the trail.
Stuck in The Cave
Everyone knew that the key to winning a bear's heart was through proper picnicking! his eyes squinted against the wind and rain when he spotted a cave up ahead. relief washed over him as he made a beeline for the dark entrance.
"The Wild King", chapter 10
I changed plans at the last minute away from picnicking in an open field, and instead decided to drive the truck up to an overlook off the parkway.
Clyx - Chapter 16 - MacroHazard Part I
They enjoyed the trip though, weaving through trees, splashing through streams, and picnicking in meadows. one clearing, however, came with an unexpected surprise.
Chapter 10: All Good Things
Where before had lain the blankets and discarded shoes of happy picnickers now stood a large and solemn stage, its regal poise adding all the necessary pomp to the already overdone occasion.
Jonathan
They often picnicked beneath the shifting shadows cast by the trees, no more than a stones throw from my box. "it is an abomination, a sin, to take upon yourself what is of his eminent domain.
Bound Ch.7: In the Ruins of All This Mess
Lune led us through the paths of the atrium, so it caught me by surprise when he took us to a clearing where a few dragons picnicked.
Coffe and Free-Fall
The play-picnicking group was a historical writer's society, but though he mostly wrote fantasy, and had only just begun to dabble in modeling historical clothing, they'd been delighted to welcome eli when he'd joined two months ago.