May 112012
 

A Rope & Go is when you are performing a suspension or tie in a semi-public/public place.

In other words, you pre-tie as much as possible, go to the scene, strip, tie, suspend, take pictures, get down, and GO. Hence, a Rope & Go.

A friend and I developed this term last weekend while I was standing naked under a train trestle. He was in the process of rigging me for a suspension. I was holding up my hair, swatting away the bugs that were feasting on me during the muggy, May evening. .I was also the lookout. We could hear what sounded like a backyard party through some thick brush, probably 50 yards from us, if that. Voices were loud, boozy. We realized that it was Cinco de Mayo. No wonder. The local university graduation was today as well. We really picked a great day for this. Nothing was stopping us now though, not even the people walking their dogs, just a few yards away, in complete sight… if only they turned their heads. We tested the beams and up I went. It was his first suspension. He was proud. I was proud for him. I knew we should get the hell out of there. Jesus, there was an entire row of cars parked facing in our direction, and I was naked, hanging from a bunch of rope.

Still, I couldn’t help but to dangle there for just a bit. It’s easy to Rope. It’s harder to Go.

RopeGo

By the way, this has been added to Curvaceous Dee’s Scavenger Hunt. It’s my first one, listed under the location of “Bridge.” It won me the Bronze Award. :D

Scavenger-Hunt-Bronze

  4 Responses to “Rope & Go”

  1. Yay! You look fab!

  2. This is fantastic, and definitely qualifies for the Scavenger Hunt! You’re now officially on the board, and this has been listed as the location ‘bridge’. You have won the Bronze Award which you can show on your blog, and with two more locations you will move up to Silver :)

    xx Dee

  3. I completely agree with “it’s easy to rope, harder to go”!

    We actually have something similar called Rope on the Run (from a Fetlife group of the same name.) We don’t specify suspensions, tho – any rope in public will do.

    Love the last shot!

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