"Not sure whether to make a show of what was happening, I looked into Tammy's eyes and saw a little glint and a smile. Over my other shoulder Suzy was...standing with her hands on her hips. Her husband was still engrossed in the music as was Bob. Tammy grabbed my hand and give it a little tug. Well, what man could resist the charms of these two women? So I gave in and let them lead me to their tent.As we walked through the crowds Suzy was telling me that it wouldn't take long to get to their. Sometimes my eyes saw a lot farther down those steel ribbons than actually possible, wondering about the large cities the tracks passed through, maybe a railroad yard and an engine house where locomotives and rolling stock were fixed and wondered about the men who took pride in such a rugged industry as the railroad.I also found a cold hard truthfulness about those steel ribbons, aside from natural forces they were not going anywhere, very im-movable as it were, and the way I saw it as I walked. She walked just behind him to the back of the toilet block that smelled exactly like a toilet block; on a hot, Summer's evening.He stood in front of her and started to unzip his flies. The girl clicked her fingers, sarcastically."Money first."Billy handed over the cash which she stuffed into her coat pocket. Before he could go back to his trousers she'd knelt before him and finished unzipping him. She fished around inside his trousers before finding the, slightly yellow-stained, Y of his Y. Farmer heard the door being tried, and Lola was really quiet about it, so he waited until she said she had to go ... badly.By then, he was already drying off. He wrapped the towel around himself and let his daughter in - as he quickly moved to his bedroom.Farmer got just a bit nervous when he saw how Lola's eyes devoured what she could see of her father. Then there was that "autonomic" response again, although this time, there might have have been something more sexual to it!Taylor ham and eggs.