The
Downshire Star was a 4-6-2 standard gauge three-cylinder steam locomotive built
at the Northchapel Works in 1933 which had all the romance of the Flying
Scotsman and the grace and style of the Mallard.
It was a
stunning sight liveried in the black and gold of the DCRN, Downshire County
Railway Network, pulling the Prix Deluxe first-class coaches, dining carriage,
and sleeper cars, as well as second and third class wagons, and it ran from
Abbeyvale to all points North via Abbottsford, Finchbottom and Nettlefield.
In the dying days of the steam age a young woman, Carol Jarman, sat down
seductively in Alexander
Warren’s compartment diagonally across the aisle from him, a tall willowy
blonde with outstandingly stellar legs and the first seed of his awakening arousal,
germinated, as he gave her the benefit of his silent appraisal.
She was very pretty, a prettiness not diminished by the fact she was
acutely aware of the fact.
It was the liberated 60’s and the young girl adjusted her posture
under his intense gaze and she positively preened when she realized he was
admiring her legs which she crossed and re-crossed slowly and deliberately so
he could marvel at them further until her manoeuvring exposed a tantalising
hint of stocking top and a glimpse of underwear, though not the kind of
utilitarian underwear his middle aged wife wore, but much briefer, and with
each successive mile of track the Downshire Star travelled along, his arousal
grew like a blooming flower.
When the sun streamed into the carriage it illuminated her, the dark
pink nipples standing proud, showed through the white shimmering silk of her
blouse and the flower of arousal had blossomed.
So as the train ate up the miles of track racing headlong to its
destination, their passion raced on with it until they both arrived shuddering
and juddering in the climax of journeys end.
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