Has anyone been recently? They have no website so I was wondering what it was like, facilities, prices, things like that. I'm hoping to go with my partner in early October. Recommended?
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Dixon
4 weeks ago
Straight Male, 64
0 miles · Manchester
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Just got back form a 10 day holiday in Devon/Somerset. You lot who live there are lucky b*****ds! up in the North west our hedges are feeble things a rabbit could push through. The field boundries in the south west would stop a tank! It was wonderful to see all these high, dense hedges just begging to be used to cover a bit of outdoor fun and games, never felt safer stripping off completely, in broad daylight, and going at it big time. Anyone else got some good safe spots?
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Quote by Calista
Had some great chat up lines .... one that always worked ....
Pick a tall guy ..... make sure he's single (!) and ask if he knows what a pole dancer is! If he says yes .... the follow up line is (dancing very close and provocatively) "wanna provide the pole?"
If he says no ........ again dancing close and provocatively ..... want me to show you ? we just need to work on the pole .......
got me a drink each and every time:twisted:
You mean there are guys who say 'NO' to an invitation like that!??!
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OOPS! Well, it HAD to happen sooner or later, didn't it? I was taking a walk with my lover along a lovely little country footpath when the urge overtook us and we decided to make the lost of the good weather and secluded spot. Unfortunately, just as we got to the good bit, we discovered it wasn't as secluded as we thought and a woman on horseback rode past. I bent over hurriedly to hide my face as my lover was already in a position to hide and the horse cantered off.
Luckily nothing came of it, no irate members of the public, no police cars 'just happening' to drive past the lane and stop to check out my car. What is the general advice in case things DID turn unpleasant? I'd rather not attract too much attention to ourselves as we are married, just not to each other!
Thanks in advance,
Dixon.
Luckily nothing came of it, no irate members of the public, no police cars 'just happening' to drive past the lane and stop to check out my car. What is the general advice in case things DID turn unpleasant? I'd rather not attract too much attention to ourselves as we are married, just not to each other!
Thanks in advance,
Dixon.
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All these suggestions are good, the important thing is to pay when you arrive. If you feel you NEED to give an explaination just say you may have to respond to a medical emergency! Best of all is to say 'I may as well pay now' on booking in. Too much information and detail about why is as good as wearing a badge saying 'Just here for sex!'
Best of all, look at it this way. Hotels are now, and always have been, meeting places for people to have sex without other people knowing. The hotel staff know this. If they have a problem with that they shouldn't be in the hospitality trade anyway!
(But I STILL get nervous when I book in for an afternoon of fun!)
Best of all, look at it this way. Hotels are now, and always have been, meeting places for people to have sex without other people knowing. The hotel staff know this. If they have a problem with that they shouldn't be in the hospitality trade anyway!
(But I STILL get nervous when I book in for an afternoon of fun!)
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Hi, CarrieAnn
I look after cancer patients who have lost the battle you won. I take my hat off to you for doing TWO brave things: fighting the disease and not giving in AND doing a jump. In the words of Gunnery Sergeant Highway in Heartbreak Ridge (played by Clint Estwood) 'Jumping out of a perfectly good areoplane is an unnatural act'. Go for it babe, and if I can make it to the munch, I'll chip in.
Looking after terminal patients inspired me to fullfil one of my dreams. I want to lie on my deathbed thinking 'I'm glad I did that' and not 'I wish I'd done that'. This being the case I have taken up paragliding and love it, maybe, when I am qualified, I can take you up!
Keep up the good work babe.
Dixon.
I look after cancer patients who have lost the battle you won. I take my hat off to you for doing TWO brave things: fighting the disease and not giving in AND doing a jump. In the words of Gunnery Sergeant Highway in Heartbreak Ridge (played by Clint Estwood) 'Jumping out of a perfectly good areoplane is an unnatural act'. Go for it babe, and if I can make it to the munch, I'll chip in.
Looking after terminal patients inspired me to fullfil one of my dreams. I want to lie on my deathbed thinking 'I'm glad I did that' and not 'I wish I'd done that'. This being the case I have taken up paragliding and love it, maybe, when I am qualified, I can take you up!
Keep up the good work babe.
Dixon.
