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is doggin dying a death
Warming the Bed
Hi,
Think a lot of the old haunts are being watched by the "old bill" so puts me of a said I've found a few new spots were i arrange to meet(without all the "bill" and dreamers driving up and down)
Your to far away from me so can't speak about up there.
If you ever fancy a change of scenery let me know, its great round here.
Think a lot of the old haunts are being watched by the "old bill" so puts me of a said I've found a few new spots were i arrange to meet(without all the "bill" and dreamers driving up and down)
Your to far away from me so can't speak about up there.
If you ever fancy a change of scenery let me know, its great round here.
Sex God
Interesting question Cockslut and to be honest I dont know the answer (so why the hell am I replying) 
We have been to a few different locations in the last few weeks, both in the Midlands, the South West and up here in the North West. Dogging locations which have been advertised on here as being very busy (Cannock area for example) turned out to be a very big disapointment. Ok, there were plenty of doggers around, but the majority of them only seemed willing to wait around 10 mins and if nothing had happened, they started their cars and drove off. Now that could have just been because in this particular area, there are lots of different locations to choose from, but as a couple, it doesnt give you much time to settle in when cars are constantly driving in and out.
As for lack of replies to posts, again, I dont know the answer. The weather has gone very chilly, very suddenly (was it ever warm) so perhaps they are staying at home, but I had thought with the credit crunch and the increasing fuel bills, a pre-arranged meet may have been more appealing than driving round all the car parks.
We are more than likely going out somewhere in the North West tonight, so I will let you know if dogging as also died up here
We have been to a few different locations in the last few weeks, both in the Midlands, the South West and up here in the North West. Dogging locations which have been advertised on here as being very busy (Cannock area for example) turned out to be a very big disapointment. Ok, there were plenty of doggers around, but the majority of them only seemed willing to wait around 10 mins and if nothing had happened, they started their cars and drove off. Now that could have just been because in this particular area, there are lots of different locations to choose from, but as a couple, it doesnt give you much time to settle in when cars are constantly driving in and out.
As for lack of replies to posts, again, I dont know the answer. The weather has gone very chilly, very suddenly (was it ever warm) so perhaps they are staying at home, but I had thought with the credit crunch and the increasing fuel bills, a pre-arranged meet may have been more appealing than driving round all the car parks.
We are more than likely going out somewhere in the North West tonight, so I will let you know if dogging as also died up here
Not sure if its the weather,
some of the best Dogging experiences I have had have been in bad weather. i remember some really horny experiences in Theford area in the snow. And if anything the cold and the rain tend to put off the fair weather or part time doggers leaving us seasoned veterans to the spoils.
The nights drawing in has always brought the couples out earlier (in this neck of the woods anyway).
Having said that, there has been a slow down compared to 4 or 5 years ago, but i think it is only a matter of time before it goes full circle again and people get confident enough to go out regularly (maybe it just needs the press and the police to lose interest) and less arranged meets...or is that a bit too controversial?, for me the thrill in dogging was always the "chance" element.
....But i am free tomorow night...any one want to meet??, lol
some of the best Dogging experiences I have had have been in bad weather. i remember some really horny experiences in Theford area in the snow. And if anything the cold and the rain tend to put off the fair weather or part time doggers leaving us seasoned veterans to the spoils.
The nights drawing in has always brought the couples out earlier (in this neck of the woods anyway).
Having said that, there has been a slow down compared to 4 or 5 years ago, but i think it is only a matter of time before it goes full circle again and people get confident enough to go out regularly (maybe it just needs the press and the police to lose interest) and less arranged meets...or is that a bit too controversial?, for me the thrill in dogging was always the "chance" element.
....But i am free tomorow night...any one want to meet??, lol
Sex God
in best cerys matthews voice ..bloody freeezin iznit :shock:
its getting harder i think , as has been said before i think its mainly due to attention from rags like daily/sunday sport and news of the world giving the impression its a fuckfest for all 
this encourages the knobhead plastic doggers who come tearing on the carparks main beam glaring and lighting everybugger up :x :x :x .................are they real or what !!!!! ffs .
then of course we cant forget our poor overworked plod ! theres not enough low life scumbags , druggies and thieves to keep the cops busy ( am i missing summat ffs ?? ) instead its far easier to harass couples and doggers alike so when asked by local politicians what they are doing about dogging they can beat their chests and say its being stamped out
:roll: :roll: .
these are just my veiws over the last few years .
no doubt also many have noticed that more and more lanes and car parks have had barriers fitted , but there are still plenty of good places for fun if you take the time to search them out .
i enjoy the unexpected meet as opposed to an arranged meet after all thats what dogging is supposed to be all about isn`t it ?
better not mention boyracers now ffs :wink:
this encourages the knobhead plastic doggers who come tearing on the carparks main beam glaring and lighting everybugger up :x :x :x .................are they real or what !!!!! ffs .then of course we cant forget our poor overworked plod ! theres not enough low life scumbags , druggies and thieves to keep the cops busy ( am i missing summat ffs ?? ) instead its far easier to harass couples and doggers alike so when asked by local politicians what they are doing about dogging they can beat their chests and say its being stamped out
:roll: :roll: .these are just my veiws over the last few years .
no doubt also many have noticed that more and more lanes and car parks have had barriers fitted , but there are still plenty of good places for fun if you take the time to search them out
.i enjoy the unexpected meet as opposed to an arranged meet after all thats what dogging is supposed to be all about isn`t it ?
better not mention boyracers now ffs
:wink: Quote by Oneshot2007
i enjoy the unexpected meet as opposed to an arranged meet after all thats what dogging is supposed to be all about isn`t it ?
better not mention boyracers now ffs
I agree that the *chance* meets are much more fun
I'm pretty new to the dogging scene (first dogging experience Aug '08) and Im lovin' it..... even if all the regular doggers and truckers do keep going on about *the good ol' days*
If I believe everything I hear, then every single night there were at least 10 attractive couples in every carpark in surrey... sat there just waiting for the single men / truckers to turn up! then the woman would show her stockings, then suck every bloke's cock, then get out & bend over the picnic table & take on all comers.... Oh yes, back in the 90's dogging was fab... all spoilt by the bluddy internet, you understand
:D Anyway - back to reality..... I've had some great times, met some very horny and funny people & really loved it.
The guys have been respectful, they participate when invited, but dont intrude. The regular doggers are also quite protective & thoughtful - they seem to understand that if single fems feel vulnerable, we just wont come back! That is cool.
Ok, so the weather is getting chilly - but I have persevered thus far! Maybe I will take a break from Nov - March... dont want to get frost bite :lol:
The boyracers are most deffo a nuisance - when they are tarting about the action stops, as it puts people on edge. I tend to leave if they hang around too long.
In a nutshell... dogging doesnt seem to be dead in Surrey, but certainly sounds different to the glorious nineties
Here's to a warm winter
Orgasminator
Christ it seemed like it was dead tonight!! :cry: there was that much rain I thought about changing my name to Noah..
Sexlightened
To answer the question to this titled post we reply with a big YES.
Sad, unfortunate but nevertheless true.
Happy quiet hunting -
Sad, unfortunate but nevertheless true.
Happy quiet hunting -
Orgasminator
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to be honest we had 6 guys turn up last monday so was good turn out (until a twat tried to take pics of the event)however 5 days of dogging ads still on page 1 of forum and most have 0 replies leads me to think (maybe cos of weather) it could be dying a views?
Only if we let it, and as long as there are couples who brave the wilds and all that mother nature throws at us, It will always be part of our sub culture.
And as long as single guys are out and about it will never die.
Sex God
At the moment, dogging is not at its best. Yes there are doggers out there and still some couples who go out but with the amount of boy racers around, we are finding that more and more car parks are becoming no go areas, with some of the kids getting very menacing.
Our kind of dogging has always been the chance type, where you go out and see just who is about, but with all the bother which seems to be taking place, I really can understand why more and more people are resorting to pre-arranged meets.
However, as Shad said above, it is down to us brave (or should that be mad) people to keep it active So ladies, get the thermal g-strings on to keep you bum warm, the hard hat to show the bother makers we dont give up that easy, and the thick wolly socks to keep the toes warn, and get out there dogging :lol:
Our kind of dogging has always been the chance type, where you go out and see just who is about, but with all the bother which seems to be taking place, I really can understand why more and more people are resorting to pre-arranged meets.
However, as Shad said above, it is down to us brave (or should that be mad) people to keep it active
So ladies, get the thermal g-strings on to keep you bum warm, the hard hat to show the bother makers we dont give up that easy, and the thick wolly socks to keep the toes warn, and get out there dogging :lol: maybe Norfolk doggin is alive!
Now sitting in my car (iPhone technology,LOL) having just had a good old fashioned car park show in a Norwich site. The men were gents and didn't all rush over ( I was the first there but didn't approach untill I got a clear sign), the couple were shy at first but then really got into it when the light went on. There was a toy show, and the added bonus of being wanked off at the end. By the end there were 5 watchers but no one put any pressure on. Everyone was discreet the odd ocassion another car pulled in. The boy racers didn't even make an appearance!
If the couple are Reading this....thanks!
Now sitting in my car (iPhone technology,LOL) having just had a good old fashioned car park show in a Norwich site. The men were gents and didn't all rush over ( I was the first there but didn't approach untill I got a clear sign), the couple were shy at first but then really got into it when the light went on. There was a toy show, and the added bonus of being wanked off at the end. By the end there were 5 watchers but no one put any pressure on. Everyone was discreet the odd ocassion another car pulled in. The boy racers didn't even make an appearance!
If the couple are Reading this....thanks!
I`ve got to say....I recently moved to Wiltshire from Suffolk and I think the dogging scene in Wilts (no pun intended...lol) is well and truly dead. I have tried many sites around Swindon, Bath, and Oxford.....and have been very dissapointed. Its not a patch on Suffolk/Norfolk. I understand that as a newbie to the area i might not be looking in the right places.....but so far....the south sucks (but not literally...lol...lol). Please can some couples in the Swindon/Oxford/Bristol area restore my faith in this wonderful pastime.....where should I be going???..... (and dont say "back to Suffolk"..lol...lol)
just got back from a dogging jaunt in my local spot and after a very quiet initial start a couple pulled up along side me , not sure if it was a courting couple or not i waited for a sign , then after about 15mins BINGO !!!!!! the interior light came on and i saw the familiar sight of the lady`s head bobbing up and down so i went over to the car and wow she was a stunner !!!!! myself and another guy were treated to a brilliant show , nothing more than watching but hey who`s complaining :wink: :wink: .
if you guys are reading this a big thankyou for a great show !!
, not sure if it was a courting couple or not i waited for a sign , then after about 15mins BINGO !!!!!! the interior light came on and i saw the familiar sight of the lady`s head bobbing up and down so i went over to the car and wow she was a stunner !!!!! myself and another guy were treated to a brilliant show , nothing more than watching but hey who`s complaining :wink: :wink: .if you guys are reading this a big thankyou for a great show !!
Warming the Bed
well i,m a truck driver and though i agree that the dogging scene was better a few yrs ago before the papers got to hear about it i still find that cpls are up for soem fun in the more discreet layby,s( and dark ones as i drive an artic)i,ve had some fun in the midlands but just recently things have def got a little bit quieter...maybe just the weather,and we truckers can be quite popular or some just too pushy...however i dont think anyone will ever wipe out...fingers
In my local layby, which has about a eight trucks every night, there is nothing anymore. The last time a couple came in (3 weeks ago) the car was mobbed (truckers) and rocked when they realised they were not getting a shag. Nothing new about that.
The two resident trucks, from a cambs company, spend the night drinking cans of strongbow and then dumping their dross on the roadside.
In fact, if trucks were banned from laybys and carparks (something the gov are considering with the thefts of diesel increasing (although there are a few here who actually sell it)) then the scene would have quite a boost. I promised I wouldn't mention the trucker at the A428 layby....but what...about 25 stone and 5 foot tall...spreads himself out over the windscreen to stop anyone else getting a view. Truckers ain't too popular around here....couples or other doggs...roll-on the gps enabled tacho....
The two resident trucks, from a cambs company, spend the night drinking cans of strongbow and then dumping their dross on the roadside.
In fact, if trucks were banned from laybys and carparks (something the gov are considering with the thefts of diesel increasing (although there are a few here who actually sell it)) then the scene would have quite a boost. I promised I wouldn't mention the trucker at the A428 layby....but what...about 25 stone and 5 foot tall...spreads himself out over the windscreen to stop anyone else getting a view. Truckers ain't too popular around here....couples or other doggs...roll-on the gps enabled tacho....
Warming the Bed
We're sitting on the fence with this one. Sure our local spot on the edge of Bucks is frequently overrun with too many cars coming and going every 10 mins or so and sweeping the car park with their headlights on to see who's inside. So we often drive in and then leave without playing. There are sometimes visits from plod which don't help either.
We've also sat in quiet car parks with not a dogger in sight and gone home dissapointed so to speak.
But we've also arranged some very successful meetings though here............
D&j
We've also sat in quiet car parks with not a dogger in sight and gone home dissapointed so to speak.
But we've also arranged some very successful meetings though here............
D&j
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In my local layby, which has about a eight trucks every night, there is nothing anymore. The last time a couple came in (3 weeks ago) the car was mobbed (truckers) and rocked when they realised they were not getting a shag. Nothing new about that.
The two resident trucks, from a cambs company, spend the night drinking cans of strongbow and then dumping their dross on the roadside.
In fact, if trucks were banned from laybys and carparks (something the gov are considering with the thefts of diesel increasing (although there are a few here who actually sell it)) then the scene would have quite a boost. I promised I wouldn't mention the trucker at the A428 layby....but what...about 25 stone and 5 foot tall...spreads himself out over the windscreen to stop anyone else getting a view. Truckers ain't too popular around here....couples or other doggs...roll-on the gps enabled tacho....
wtf ??? ive never read so much sh*t in all my life !!!
you have either had a plague of cowboy truckers or you dont have a bloody clue what your talking about mate , after 30 of more years in the job ive never seen behaviour like this , as for the crap about diesel being stolen by drivers have you got the slightest idea how closely companies monitor fuel consumption
.its more common to see moron plastic doggers than disrespectful truck drivers , get your head out your a*se and look round local dogging spots fella .
did your missus run off with a truck driver or summat
:x :x 
Sex God
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wtf ??? ive never read so much sh*t in all my life !!!
you have either had a plague of cowboy truckers or you dont have a bloody clue what your talking about mate , after 30 of more years in the job ive never seen behaviour like this , as for the crap about diesel being stolen by drivers have you got the slightest idea how closely companies monitor fuel consumption
Having worked in the haulage industry for more than 20 yrs I can safely say that diesel theft by drivers is as rife now as its always been....
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its more common to see moron plastic doggers than disrespectful truck drivers , get your head out your a*se and look round local dogging spots fella .
did your missus run off with a truck driver or summat
As for the above paragraph well.....Beware THE AUP
I can honestly say that every site that gets taken over by trucks (around here) goes dead overnight. They wander up-and-down in gangs all night long. That's when they're not disappearing into the trees for a bj with one of the gay guys.
There is one moron (big s/mart logistics) who drives into the layby, then out of the top CROSSING A BUSY DUAL CARRIAGEWAY AT A CENTRE-RES CROSSING, THEN DRIVE A FEW HUNDRED YARDS DOWNHILL TO CROSS BACK INTO THE LAYBY AND DO IT AGAIN. SEVERAL TIMES. ANOTHER DRIVES UP THE ROAD A HUNDRED YARDS AND DOES A 180 TURN AND COMES BACK INTO THE LAYBY AT THE TOP.
Not a word of a lie.
And I've seen one truck (last week) giving two 25 litre drums to a guy in an estate and getting cash for it.
Oh, and according to a woman I know, who works for (pat your back pocket), diesel theft is rife.
Another site has trucks regularly parked at it....even though the road is 2 tonne limit.
I really hope the gov actually does what it says should be done. Legislate to force trucks to park-over in secure sites.
There is one moron (big s/mart logistics) who drives into the layby, then out of the top CROSSING A BUSY DUAL CARRIAGEWAY AT A CENTRE-RES CROSSING, THEN DRIVE A FEW HUNDRED YARDS DOWNHILL TO CROSS BACK INTO THE LAYBY AND DO IT AGAIN. SEVERAL TIMES. ANOTHER DRIVES UP THE ROAD A HUNDRED YARDS AND DOES A 180 TURN AND COMES BACK INTO THE LAYBY AT THE TOP.
Not a word of a lie.
And I've seen one truck (last week) giving two 25 litre drums to a guy in an estate and getting cash for it.
Oh, and according to a woman I know, who works for (pat your back pocket), diesel theft is rife.
Another site has trucks regularly parked at it....even though the road is 2 tonne limit.
I really hope the gov actually does what it says should be done. Legislate to force trucks to park-over in secure sites.
Orgasminator
Quote by JTS
I really hope the gov actually does what it says should be done. Legislate to force trucks to park-over in secure sites.
They can say what they like about forcing trucks into secure parking over night!!!
It wont stop trucks stopping there!! you will still get trucks stopping for there 3/4 hr break as there passing through...
As for fuel theft its gone on for years it will always happen ....
That's true.
The "plan" (to lower pse in the layby" (according to a parish councillor who cruises there)) is to make the layby trucks only at nights with local parking regs. I suppose it's one way to empty the place of trucks, most won't go there as soon as they twig that cars won't either.
In any case, the active carparks in beds are the ones with bars across the trucks cannot get into.
The "plan" (to lower pse in the layby" (according to a parish councillor who cruises there)) is to make the layby trucks only at nights with local parking regs. I suppose it's one way to empty the place of trucks, most won't go there as soon as they twig that cars won't either.
In any case, the active carparks in beds are the ones with bars across the trucks cannot get into.
Having worked in the haulage industry for more than 20 yrs I can safely say that diesel theft by drivers is as rife now as its always been...."
and it probably always will be by some in the job , its not the only industry with fiddles going though ?.
the bit that rattled me in jts`s post was the way the guy try`s to paint a picture that every truck driver is a thief .
as for his comments on trucks only being allowed to use official truck stops it aint gonna happen ffs , there nowhere near enough secure truckstops now , where they going to locate them ? who`s going to fund and build them ? the haulage indusry is already drowning in red tape , along with astronomical running costs .
i wonder if jts has ever had to work with someone looking at every move he makes ( the tacho ) i think not , its hard enough as it is now trying to meet dead lines and keep within tacho laws so what does he suggest inflatable truckstops ??? :roll: .
rant over
and it probably always will be by some in the job , its not the only industry with fiddles going though ?.
the bit that rattled me in jts`s post was the way the guy try`s to paint a picture that every truck driver is a thief .
as for his comments on trucks only being allowed to use official truck stops it aint gonna happen ffs , there nowhere near enough secure truckstops now , where they going to locate them ? who`s going to fund and build them ? the haulage indusry is already drowning in red tape , along with astronomical running costs .
i wonder if jts has ever had to work with someone looking at every move he makes ( the tacho ) i think not , its hard enough as it is now trying to meet dead lines and keep within tacho laws so what does he suggest inflatable truckstops ???
:roll: .rant over
No, I said:
And I do know about the "tacho".
An irritation to truckers, no doubt.
But since its primary reason is to stop them driving themselves into exhaustion working long hours for more money, I think they are a good thing. Especially when they get the gps element inserted. Then they can be tracked by the metre !
I presume your comment about inflatable truck-stops was meant to be sarcastic ?
Well, since "they" can find themselves at a particular layby JUST when their break is needed.............One company, again at Camridgeshire, has started checking where their drivers "roost" at night. To their rather vocal disapproval. After all, when the guy shows-up to check and finds the truck surrounded by Fosters cans......
I noted on a t-police programme that one trucker got 4 years... for not noticing a line of traffic had stopped and driving into the traffic, killing three people.
although there are a few here who actually sell it
And I do know about the "tacho".
An irritation to truckers, no doubt.
But since its primary reason is to stop them driving themselves into exhaustion working long hours for more money, I think they are a good thing. Especially when they get the gps element inserted. Then they can be tracked by the metre !
I presume your comment about inflatable truck-stops was meant to be sarcastic ?
Well, since "they" can find themselves at a particular layby JUST when their break is needed.............One company, again at Camridgeshire, has started checking where their drivers "roost" at night. To their rather vocal disapproval. After all, when the guy shows-up to check and finds the truck surrounded by Fosters cans......
I noted on a t-police programme that one trucker got 4 years... for not noticing a line of traffic had stopped and driving into the traffic, killing three people.
Orgasminator
We go to our fav dogging spot & it annoys us when theres a bloody great artic parked up taking christ knows how much space & the weight limit for the rd his came down is 17T !!! the police never seem to be there then to say "why are you here?"....
At the end of the day we can all come up with reasons for why we think dogging is dying!!!
But as long as couples are willing to go out it wont die of completly..& saying that i'm (sword) now off to find my thermos & a warm pair of socks for tonight.
At the end of the day we can all come up with reasons for why we think dogging is dying!!!
But as long as couples are willing to go out it wont die of completly..& saying that i'm (sword) now off to find my thermos & a warm pair of socks for tonight.
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We go to our fav dogging spot & it annoys us when theres a bloody great artic parked up taking christ knows how much space & the weight limit for the rd his came down is 17T !!! the police never seem to be there then to say "why are you here?"....
At the end of the day we can all come up with reasons for why we think dogging is dying!!!
But as long as couples are willing to go out it wont die of completly..& saying that i'm (sword) now off to find my thermos & a warm pair of socks for tonight.
:? :? and if the artic is empty or part loaded then he or she will be under 17 tonne . 