A Hot Vlog from April 24
Categories: Bondage in mud, Exploring, Stuck, Video blog (vlog)
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More Exploring
Today, I took a different approach to the swampy area I’ve been trying to explore. I went in by kayak, from the creek side. I hadn’t explored that side of the swamp, and appreciate being able to clean up in the deep water before returning to civilization. Heck, you might not even know I had been exploring the swamp, if you saw me returning to the boat landing.
The sad thing is that, although there is a lot of mud, and it is thick and sticky, the swamp is plagued by buried logs, branches and tree roots. How deep you can sink is pretty much determined by when you hit submerged timber that blocks your descent.
I did find a couple of spots that were deep enough to be interesting. Given the consistency of that mud, it doesn’t need to be more than waist deep for escape to become an arduous struggle. There have been times when I wasn’t sure if I’d be able to pull my legs out, and that makes me horny! Once I think I may be stuck and I start to get turned on by the idea, I just want to work myself in deeper.
I suppose I need to release some video, soon. I’ve been working on other things when I’ve been in my office, and most of the time, I’ve been outside gardening, doing yard work, and pulverizing clumps of clay. That last one is a very dusty job. I am still optimistic about the chance of rain tomorrow night and Sunday morning, but I’m not counting on it. I’m still saving my gray water for the garden. If we do get rain, I am sure I’ll be shooting something in the new clay pit.
I got very messy, I slogged through a lot of mud, and I got to spend some time in the water, getting cleaned up. All-in-all, it was a good day until I bent the tongue on my trailer at the boat ramp. Hopefully, that is something I can fix soon, so I can get back out to the swamp. I think next time, I’m just going to go to one of my really deep spots where I can get completely immersed.
I hope you like the photos. I shot video and took some still photos. The images in this post are just a few of the pictures I took.
Categories: Deep Mud Adventures, Exploring, Production issues, Stuck
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Exceptionally Dry Spring
The good news is that I still have some video I can edit and release, and I can still play in the swamp. The bad news is that, in spite of all the work I’ve put into my backyard pits this year, I am not going to indulge my urge to play in them until we get some rain.
I use rain water for all of my outdoor gray-water needs, including the garden and washing things, including my body after I’ve been in the mud or clay. Given the amount of rain water I have on reserve, the lack of rain in the forecast, and the critical state of my garden, the water I have left has to be conserved. The garden is my highest priority and it needs to be watered almost daily, because it has been sunny, hot and windy.
I know at least one person wanted to visit and take a dip in my clay pit. Normally, that would be alright with me, but I had to tell them that the pits are closed until we get some significant rainfall.
One advantage of going into the swamp to play is that I can clean up before I return home. The windy weather has been discouraging me from spending time in the estuaries, but at least it’s an option.
I went exploring in the forest again, yesterday. I explored a new spot that turned out to be less interesting than the last spot I found. I think I’ll be going back to the spot I explored on April 12 to see what else I can find there. The image on the right is from April 12.
Categories: Clay Pit, Exploring, Mud pit, Production issues, The Back Yard
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Clay Transfer Completed!
Back in March I started shoveling the kaolin clay out of my old clay pit into the 110 gallon water tank, as the opening salvo of the great clay transfer. I blogged about that in a previous post.
On April 1 we finished the berm that would border the new clay pit. The liner for the pit arrived a few days later. On April 7, I built a chute that I could use to carry the clay to the new pit.
Anne and I started transferring the kaolin clay from the old pit on April 9. I also emptied the water tank into the new pit on April 9. I finished the transfer today (April 11).
I shot a bunch of video to document the entire process, and we got some photos along the way. I posted some video on BluSky and X. I’m considering posting a video of the entire process here, but I don’t have it ready, and it may be too large (probably be close to 10 minutes long). It’s not a high priority, since nobody here seems terribly interested in this project. Don’t worry, I made the new pit so I could shoot some sexy clips in it, so there is probably some sexy content coming soon.
I am very excited that the transfer is complete. That was an arduous task; partly because it involved lifting about 3 tons of clay out of a deep pit and moving it to another pit, but also because the clay in the old pit had thickened so much that I had to work it relentlessly and vigorously. I have lots of sore muscles from the effort.
Categories: Clay Pit, Production issues, The Back Yard
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Update on the Kaolin Clay
Those of you who’ve been following me for years probably remember that I have a pit full of kaolin (white) clay that I don’t use often. There are a couple reasons I don’t use it, but one of them is that it essentially repels water. I get it reanimated with lots of physical effort and some water, and the next time I go to use it the water is on top and the clay has thickened such that it is nearly impossible to sink into.
Well, I can’t fix the clay, so I decided to transfer it from a small, deep pit, to a large, shallow pit. It will be easier to stir it all, if it isn’t 4 or 5 feet (close to 1.5 meters) deep. In the process of transferring the clay, I also plan to give it a thorough mixing, so maybe I’ll be able to have some fun with it before I need to stir it, again.
Eventually, I might mix in some other type of clay, or something. I will need to experiment with small quantities to see what works.
I shot some video on April 3 when I was working in the old pit, and I also got some still images. I’ve probably gotten half the clay out of the old pit, by the time this video was shot. I had also moved a bunch of it over to the 110 gallon water tank, while I wait for the new pit to get ready.
I shot video in the water tank, also … just for fun. That is also where all of the still images were taken. I thought I was looking pretty good in those red bikini briefs, all covered in white clay. 😉
The new pit is finished, now. I just need to transfer the clay. I wish I could say that was an easy job, but it is quite labor intensive, and I am getting too old for this shit.
I built a chute to transfer the clay. I am hoping it is easier to shovel the clay onto the chute and push it over to the new pit than it was to throw the clay into that tank. No matter how you do it, the clay is heavy and it sticks to the shovel. Hopefully, I’ll have the job finished this week, so I can get back to having fun.
Categories: Clay Pit, Production issues, The Back Yard, Video blog (vlog)
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Mixing the Clay
I’ve been experimenting with some clay that came with some fill dirt I had delivered to my home, recently. The clay is dark gray with a slight bluish tint. The blue is lost once I start mixing it, and it’s just gray.
I don’t really care about the color, although darker colors are easier to photograph in sunlight. The challenge is going to be getting the clumps out of the clay. It doesn’t just absorb water on it’s own. I think I’m going to try drying it out and pulverizing it into fine powder before I add water. That should give me a nice, consistent slurry.
This video shows the result of 3 days of mixing and soaking. Not continuously, of course. The video is a little large, so, if you like it, you might want to save it to your computer. I might replace it with a lower quality version.
The mix you see here will probably end up in my mud pit, today. I think it will enhance my mud, which is still a little on the sandy side.
On an unrelated note: Clips4Sale is taking some disturbing steps that are alienating some veteran producers. They want us to do customs exclusively through their site. I guess they can’t stand the idea that some of us get revenue that doesn’t go through them, letting them take their cut. I never expected them to turn on producers who advertise customs on their web-sites, but they have. I refuse to do my customs through C4S because their censorship makes it impossible to even negotiate the details. Also, I’d have to abide by all of their content restrictions and let them have 40% of the purchase price. If you want a custom, you should contact me, directly. At the moment, you’d have to use X, Bluesky, or deviantArt to do that.
Categories: Clay Pit, Mud pit, Production issues, The Back Yard
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AI Generated Content
I’m not sure if any of you have witnessed some of the mud/quicksand videos that have been generated with AI tools. The idea of the Internet being flooded with gray, AI generated goo makes me feel like I swallowed a big gulp of swamp mud. Creators like me can’t complete with something that doesn’t require any actors, cameras, editing, cooperative weather, or even mud.
Soon there may not be any point in making new mud content. You’ll be able to describe your perfect mud scene and have it generated for you. I’ve been tempted to train an AI on my video collection, but the videos I’ve seen recently are very good. The mud looks better than the real thing and the actors are convincingly realistic.
Are you excited about AI content creation? Does it fill you with dread? I can see where it would hold great promise for consumers of fetish content, but soon we won’t be able to believe anything we read, see or hear on-line. I am deeply concerned.
Categories: Production issues, What about the Community?
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Getting the Mud Pit Ready
Yesterday I overhauled my mud pit to get it ready for some adventures. I made a holding tank with cement blocks and a tarp and I shoveled as much mud out of the pit as I could fit in that and another container I use for mixing dirt. Then I dug up the remaining earth as much as I could, added some clay, stirred everything as much as possible, and put it all back.
I shot as much video as I could along the way. It’s difficult to reset the camera without getting mud all over it when my hands are covered. I had to ruthlessly edit the video to get it under 4 minutes. The resulting video is still pretty large; even when reduced from 1080p to 540p. I hope you like it. I am planning to shoot an adventure in the pit, possibly today.
p.s. If anyone thinks they’d like to purchase a longer, FHD (1080p) version of this mess, please let me know. If you don’t have an account here, you can still reach me on X as @mudbondage. I expect to have a lot more video to edit, soon enough.