Wrong Turn !

Debbi and Carol's forward momentum slowed considerably. The two naked women were still predominantly casting their eyes downwards to avoid cutting their bare feet. But now they were acutely aware of the presence of the scouts somewhere in the vicinity and who knew who else there might be ? In time, they began to notice the path becoming more and more narrow and in danger of petering out altogether.

"I think we've taken a wrong turning" said Debbi, painfully aware that they had lost their bearings completely. "We'll have to go back the way we've come" declared Carol reluctantly. "What about those scouts ?" Debbi objected. "We'll just have to be careful and go even slower, we can't stay here all day like this" Carol asserted, gesturing at their naked forms. Cursing, the two women retraced their steps. Just as they approached a fork in the path where they must have gone wrong earlier, they heard a familiar voice call "Hurry up boys, don't dawdle."

"Shit" hissed Debbi, as the women hurriedly turned on their heels and plunged back the way they had come ! "Look sir ! Naked ladies !" they heard a cry. "Don't be silly boys, come this way."

"But there were sir, I saw them !" Fortunately, the scout leader led the boys resolutely off up what was obviously the main path. Debbi and Carol could no longer risk following them, however. "It looks a bit brighter through that way" said Debbi hopefully, pointing at a track that hardly deserved the description of a path. They pushed on along it regardless, until they saw in alarm that they had come up against a wooden fence at the side of a country lane.

"Shit, it's a road." Debbi stated the obvious. There was no immediate traffic, in fact all that could be heard was occasional bird song and the stiffening breeze rustling the new spring leaf growth in the trees. The pair peered nervously down the road. "Look, there's the entrance to the camp site" declared Carol, pointing at a road sign on a bend about a hundred yards down the lane. "Dare we risk it ?" wondered Debbi. "It seems quiet enough and there wasn't any traffic round here when we arrived remember" Carol reassured. Debbi hesitated. "Come on. It won't take more than a minute or two to run to the turn and I'm getting cold" Carol urged.

"Thank god nobody can see us" giggled Debbi nervously, as they climbed in a most ungainly fashion over the fence that separated the wood from the road. They immediately became aware of their much more exposed and **** situation. "Come on, we can't afford to hang around. Run !" said Carol. They began to run but quickly slowed. "Ow, ooh, bloody stones !" The loosely tarmacked road was hell on their bare feet. They made steady determined progress nevertheless but when they got to within twenty yards of the relative safety of the turn, they were startled by the roar of approaching engines from around the bend !