Fluttershy and Applejack made their way along the narrow streets. The two Equestrian giantesses had come to enjoy some time with tinies and were carefully stepping over crowds who had stopped to watch them. The day was warm and sunny and their giant forms blocked the Sun as they passed, and the people nearby had the crane their neck to look at them. Those people that happened to be in front of the giant ponies as they walked, almost instinctively ducked as they lifted their huge hooves, almost like threatening to stomp the little humans.

But Applejack and especially Fluttershy were careful not to step on anyone or anything, though some damage couldn’t be avoided, as evident from few crushed trees or cars, which were followed by apologies from the giants.

“Why don’t we take a break here, Fluttershy.” Applejack said, looking at her friend. “I didn’t come here just to walk.” She said, winking.

“Oh, I would like that too.” Fluttershy said and pointed out a small clearing between buildings. “Maybe that will do.” She suggested.

“I am sure it would but I would like to lay down too and there are way too many tinies here.” She said, pointing at the crowds.

“Y-you don’t mean to swipe them off or to…” She blushed. “To lay on them…” She said timidly.

Applejack chuckled. “While that would be amusing.” She said, looking back and playfully swinging her tail side to side. “But I was thinking something like this.” She said and climbed on a building and laying down on her back on it. “Ahh..” She sighed, with a pleasant smile on her lips.

Fluttershy chuckled and spread her wings, and her gently flapping caused a wind that threatened to knock down people near her. “Oh dear…” She gasped and quickly landed on the roof, laying on her stomach. “Are you all okay?” She asked softly, looking at them from above.

“T-they are so powerful…” One gasped as he looked at them, turning his head from Applejack to Fluttershy and back.

“Aren’t we lucky they are on our side.” Another grinned, looking at the giantesses with admiration.

Third looked back to look at the few flattened cars and trees. “I would say that being on our side is loosely defined…”