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The messy adventures of John Marsh |
The weekend was crazy. I got an early start and tried to catch the low tide on Friday, Sept 3. I nearly missed it, but I managed to record one, short video before the tide water overtook the mud in which I was playing. That was the end of mudding for the first day. I got cleaned up, packed up my gear, and paddled about 2.5 miles to a campsite where I planned to spend the night.
In the morning of the second day, the tide was coming in, so I paddled up river about 4 miles to harvest wild grapes from a muscadine grape vine that I had discovered on the river some years back. I didn’t get many grapes, but they were very sweet. I paddled back to the campsite and did a little exploring along the way. I got back to my campsite in time to make some lunch.
After lunch, I packed up my camping gear and headed back out on the river to return to my mud hole. I arrived at my mud hole about an hour before low tide, so I had time to goof off and get everything ready; including the mud hole that I had left in disarray the day before. The first video I recorded went as well as could be expected. I wrapped up that video and got cleaned up in preparation for a second video. However, before I could get into the mud, I heard a couple of boats coming up the creek. They cut their motors very close to me, and I could hear them talking. I returned to where I stow my gear near the creek and saw that they had parked their boats immediately across the creek from where I clean up.
I had no idea how long they were going to stay, but it didn’t look like they were planning to move on, so I didn’t dare get muddy, again. While I waited for them to leave, the tide started coming back in. The incoming tide carried the boats and their people up stream far enough that I was able to slip out onto the creek without giving away my hiding place.
So, my mudding was cut short two days in a row, but I had a good time, and I paddled at total of 18.5 miles (about 31 km). It was nice to get out and spend a couple days in the wilderness.
I set out again to shoot a diving video. I picked a new location where I hoped I could set up the camera to get the dives from the right angle, and clean up between dives. The shoot took more than an hour, with the setup and 5 dives, cleaning up between dives. I only got 3 dives from the right angle, and there was only one dive that I really nailed, but the real story is all the setup and back-and-forth I went through to record everything.
I had to hack 2 trails; one to where the camera would be, and one to the opposite side, from which I would be diving, so that my backside would be towards the camera when I was head-first in the mud. As I was setting up the camera I realized I wouldn’t be able to reach the camera to start and stop the recording. I could have let the camera run, but the battery wouldn’t have lasted through the entire shoot and it would have used up most of the space on my SD card for most of nothing. So, I turned on the WiFi on the camera and used my smart-phone to start/stop the camera from across the mud. That worked okay, but the phone lost the WiFi connection once and I had to walk around to reset it. All-in-all, it was a lot of trouble for what will probably be a 3-5 minute video; even shorter if I just include the dives.
By the time I finished shooting the dive video, the tide was coming in so I decided to do something I’ve been thinking about doing for a while. In a nutshell, the scene involves being tied down in the mud as the tide comes in. I sort of wish I had shot a time-lapse video of the scene, but I didn’t set up any cameras because I knew it was going to be a very slowly developing situation. I might try to describe the scene better in another blog post.
The entire adventure took about 5 hours, so I had quite a day. I’ll leave it at that, for now.
I had a request for another diving video and I was anxious to get out on the water, again, so I set out on the White Oak River, yesterday for an adventure. I arrived early, so I had some time before the tide reached it’s lowest point and I spent some of that time shooting my vlog.
The tide didn’t get low enough for me to shoot the diving video, but it did get low enough for me to shoot an immersion/drowning quickmud video clip while I was waiting. While I was shooting the quickmud clip, my action-cam was shooting a time-lapse video of the other mud hole where I planned to do my diving.
(vlog video removed to save space on my web server)
Clay Pit CBT: The Aftermath opens as I’m in the process of escaping from some intense CBT bondage. I’m a complete mess and I’m very horny from my erotic (and sometimes painful) struggle in the thick clay.
The majority of this clip is of me, working up to an orgasm. The clay makes great lube and my hard cock is craving attention.
Clay Pit CBT: The Aftermath is a very short clip (about 3 minutes), because I just kept the best bits and the final jack-off sequence. If you’re trying to keep up, so you can cum with me, you’d better be ready!
Treacherous Mud and Legs is a short clip that features John Marsh doing 3 head-first dives and lots of muddy legs, inversion, and immersion in deep, treacherous, swamp mud. Check out my previous post for a free behind-the-scenes video.
This clip doesn’t pussy-foot around. You might say that John dives right into the thick of things. The only thing he is wearing is a pair of tiny, black, leathery briefs. The clip opens with a shot of the briefs before going into the mud, and ends with a shot of them after.
You might also enjoy this clip if you like muddy feet. It’s not *all* muddy feet, but you probably see more of John’s feet than you see of his head. Click this link: Treacherous Mud and Legs, 2021-08-14 to purchase the clip from our Clips4Sale store.
I put together a bit of a mashup clip from April 23 and 24, 2021. It’s a different kind of clip, in that it has a series of scenes, so to speak. It’s somewhat linear in that I’m wearing the same jeans and top throughout, although I do seem to shed my other gear as I go.
Several times in the clip I get stuck in thick mud, up to my crotch or a little deeper. There are also a couple of scenes where I sink up to my chest, and the clip ends with a full immersion scene. There are a few brief wandering scenes, because John is lost and trying to find his way out of the swamp. Obviously, he doesn’t make it. Here is the link: Stuck Again and Again; John Marsh Never Learns
This clip is something new, in that it’s a different style of edit. It’s something old, in that it’s the oldest clip I had in my queue and it’s the last video that I shot (at least partly) with my old GoPro. I got a lot of great video with that old camera, but it was really showing it’s age.
I often wear my Speedo swimsuit when I am heading out to the swamp. Generally, if I’m shooting a video, I change into something different; just to mix things up a bit. Lately, I haven’t really been inspired to shoot video as much as just get out and enjoy the mud. I still have at least 7 videos that need to be edited.
So, on July 25, I went out to the swamp to catch a late day low tide. I assumed I wouldn’t have much time and that I’d be leaving very close to sunset, so I just unpacked some gear, shot some short bits with the action-cam on a selfie-stick, then put the action-cam on a tripod and set about having some fun in the mud.
I ended up with over 30 minutes of video, but it’s not all that interesting. The pictures on this post are frames from the video. I’m not sure if the video will ever be published, but I can see assembling a few sections of it for a video short when I run out of other things to edit.
As it turned out, I got carried away in the mud and the sun set while I was still up to my ears in it. I had to hustle to get my gear packed, get cleaned up, and paddle back to my car before it got too dark. It’s generally ill advised to be swimming in alligator infested waters at dusk, but sometimes you just have to roll the dice.
On a clip sales/production note, Clips4Sale has revised their rules again regarding record keeping on models/actors. It’s not going to impact me much, since I’m generally a solo act. There could be some old videos with other actors that I may eventually take down because I don’t want to hand the model contracts and photo-id over to C4S on a clip that is well beyond it’s prime. Therefore, if you’ve been waiting to buy the fngibtm clips (Lichen Collector and Fngbtm’s Vacation?) you would want to get them before September.
I know I’ve been threatening to get out of the clip business for a while. This is just one more straw on the camel’s back. I’ve kept my store open this long because there wasn’t much else to do during the pandemic. Business is picking up, again, so I’ll be weighing the pros and cons of maintaining my clip stores.
