Misquamicut Beach, RI

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On my way back north today, I had hoped to go to East Beach in Charlestown RI but when I checked the parking app..I could see the small lot was full.

With that said. I redirected to Misquamicut Beach which is also on the way but most importantly has a big parking lot that is rarely full.

Once I arrived, I went to the less crowded section (people every 25 feet instead of every 5 feet) and set up near a couple and some ladies in thongs.

Today I wore a black, wet look N2N thong that truly fits like a glove. I got a few smiles and noticed some people watching intently when I went for a swim to cool off.

Directly in front of me was a 25ish couple. The girlfriend was in a very skimpy red thong and her skinny boyfriend was in frumpy, board shorts.

At one point while she was bending over looking for shells and proudly showing off her a$$ets, I heard the boyfriend say “ I’d kinda like to say something but not exactly sure what to say”

I’m guessing it was regarding me but needless to say nothing happened.

All in all, a great sunny day and not terribly hot. Most importantly it was fun to get back out on a New England beach and build up my confidence again.

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I did make it to East Beach yesterday. Arrived around 8:45 for the 9am opening and drove the back trail down to my usual parking lot #2. The beach was totally deserted but did manage to fill up over the course of the day – although nowhere near Misquamicutt level (perhaps one blanket every 25 yards or so). Ironically I was the only person wearing something brief: my usual almost non-existent CandyMan g-string which got absolutely no reaction from anyone. Almost anyone. For the first time in at least a decade a DEM officer came buzzing down the beach on an ATV. He gave me a close look but kept going.

Otherwise it was a perfect day, bright sun but not too hot with just enough breeze to keep the bugs grounded.

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Glad you enjoyed East Beach, Rick.

i wish I lived closer as I have a classic four wheel drive vehicle at home that I’d love to drive on the beach access road.