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My life in rainwear will seem very tame compared with some people here. But recently I have started indulging in a bit of naughtiness. We live in flats, but have gardens about a mile away, which are like allotments, but only for residents. We grow flowers and veg and have a few chickens. Some people have proper Gardens, and some are like rubbish tips. When the wife is busy at home I tend to the veg in plastic lined nylon overtrousers, with nothing on underneath. I have done this on the hottest day of the year! The feeling is exquisite and the threat of being judged adds to the excitement. Where the pockets would be are slits for access to trouser pockets, except I have none. So these provide quick access for a fondle when I know no one can see me, but also the slight thrill that bare skin (or more) might be visible from the side. Bending down gives that lovely plastic feeling, and sweatiness and a breeze are a delightful feeling. What naughtiness do you enjoy in rainwear?

I also used to dress up in a rubber army poncho and wellies, for the rain, when younger. Hadn't the nerve to do it in public though so used to sit on the steps down to the garden and listen to the rain beating down on the rubber surface. A delightful pastime, although I never tried it with no other clothes on under the poncho. I still have one of those capes so it is something I shall add to my bucket list.

I used to do a lot of sea angling from the shore at various points around Brixham and Torquay , all of them a short drive from home . When the mood struck me I would drive , walk and fish wearing nothing but rubber wellies and Henri Lloyd heavy - weight neoprene proofed sailing gear consisting of hi - fit trousers and short over - the - head hooded smock . Now , it is a funny thing but no matter how obviously water - proofed one is dressed , no - one takes any notice provided one was carrying a couple of fishing rods and a tackle box . Some - times if my chosen venue was suitably secluded I would paddle , wade , and even swim wearing only my wet weather gear . Once or twice I even caught some fish !

Imagine, out in public in hunters, transparent rain suit, nothing underneath, but sporting a rod, keep net and tackle box. I'm sure that would get some stares, but maybe also a comment "hey that's a nice set of tackle I can see"!

I am not a great cape fan, but I could imagine there must be a thrill at the idea that something might ride up, or a gust of wind might lift it up just at the wrong moment.

I used to go for a walk with nothing but plastoc
Panties, regatta or peter storm trousers and cagoule on, until suitably sweaty and slippery inside, if it was deep in the forest i would slip into some dense trees off the trail find a mossy patch and spend some time exploring how slippery i was getting inside all my gear before sneeking back out and walking back home.
Lovely!

All this talk of rubber capes stirs up thoughts of my time in the RAF when I was issued with rubber cape and wellingtons to use on the airfield. Somehow they got used more for my own pleasure !! It was a lovely real rubber surface on it not like the stuff issued today. After coming out of RAF I bought a bike plus a lovely Belstaff heavy PVC cape. Loved it when raining and I was dressed in wellingtons and cape. I used to find quiet spot and sitting astride the saddle always dealt with the inevitable protrusion. I now have a double textured ex army cape which is nowhere near as nice and also a long PVC cape from PVC U like

I have two of those rubber capes, johnyrbr, and both stamped with the broad arrow and dated 1940's.