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A Walk in the Country

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An R.T. Mason inspired story from Blushes 41, although the prose style doesn’t quite hit the heights of the master himself. ‘I think I might take Julie out for a walk,’ Harold Pinkford, looking in the sitting room, informed his wife. ‘It’s a nice morning and I think she could do with a spot of exercise.’ Sylvia Pinkford, sitting in her favourite armchair and stroking the cat, looked up and smiled. ‘Just as you like, dear. She’s your girl of course. And I’m sure a little exercise would do her good. Yes, why don’t you?’ She smiled good-humouredly. Harold was so much more contented now he’d got the girl. He was that age of course, mid-fifties, when a man could get seriously bored with his life. And especially when, as in Harold’s case, he had taken early retirement. That was partly why he’d taken early retirement of course, to get a girl on the National Domestic Service and be able to really devote his time to her, to really enjoy he...

Letter from Uniform Girls 24 / Government Training

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Dear Sir, I’ve been buying the Blushes magazines since they started, and although there is a quality fluctuation from issue to issue, and consistency seems to be a problem, its still obvious that the Blushes mags are about the best for CP and humiliation of girls. My predilections as ever are for fanciful costumes, punishment dress, exertion, nudity and humiliation, rather than the incessant prevalence of the tried and tested routine of having a girl bent over chair or table invariably dressed in the almost obligatory stockings, suspenders and high heels, which have held CP mags in a sort of rut for many years, laying certain boundaries upon the imagination, seemingly unaware of the vast possibilities within the genre of CP erotica. (Restrictions acknowledged). There had been some progression made picture-wise since the days of the old CP mags insomuch that the people producing Blushes , Supplement etc. seem to take into account to an extent the tastes of their readers, and re...