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Click here"What are you doing, Don?"
"Call me Standing Bear."
"Ok. What are you doing, Standing Bear?"
"You'll see, Raging Wind." Don knelt on the dirt and kissed Stephen's ankle. His kisses grew more passionate, his tongue joining in this act of humility and love. He couldn't confine himself to the ankle though. He adored the entire foot, marveling at how relatively dainty and soft it was. Stephen always took great pains to care for his feet. Don sucked on the big toes and gazed adoringly at Stephen. Two streams of tears ran down the young man's face.
"Oh, Standing Bear, my beautiful bear. I remember. This is where we truly met, where you gave me your bandage."
"This is where my love for you began, Raging Wind. I think even on that day I wanted to be with you, perhaps in a more companionable way. It just took a very long time for that seed to grow and flower. Raging Wind, Stephen Miller, would you marry me?"
"Donald Wright, my Standing Bear, yes, I will marry you!"
- COMMENTS
dnsontnover 2 years agoSo nice. Such a good read. Five Stars from November 2021 in the foothills of Appalachia. Timeless and romantic ...
Anonymousalmost 8 years agoreally got the trail as being tough, highs and lows beauty and wilderness and their blossoming romance was just like that. I really liked this story
Anonymousalmost 12 years agoBeautiful story of love, understanding and compassion. I live near the trail near Linden, VA and your description of the trail in VA, MD, PA and NH are all accurate. I wish I had my Stephen with me when I hiked the trail.
Anonymousalmost 12 years agoWhat a sweet story. I have lived near Waynesboro, VA and Linden, VA. The ATC runs through both. The thru-hike has been a long running metaphor in my life. It was a joy to see a story built around it.
Anonymousover 12 years agoThank you for your story about the Appalachian Trail. I grew up in that area and miss it very much, and your description made me feel like home. Your love story between Don and Stephen was so sweet.
Anonymousover 12 years agoVery impressive way to mingle trail journal / locales with a great sex/romance story. Usually find I'm too tired and sweaty to even choke the chicken while on the trail, but love the ideas and the exhibitionist themes. You only left out International Naked Hiking Day, Summer Solstice.
