Public? Nearly
A few years ago me and the then g/f went to sunny Scarborough for a dirty weekend. Getting checked into our first floor room with a lovely seaview, we wasted no time in getting down to business with the thought of closing the curtains never entering our heads. It was only after we checked out and sat on a bench opposite our hotel room window waiting for our lift home that we realised anybody walking past would have a perfect view of everything, with free seating provided. Not sure if anybody did stop to enjoy the show, too late to worry about it now.
(supertommo, Tue 28 Apr 2009, 17:09, Reply)