Hi everyone,
Just got back from work and been catching up with the various conversations that have been going on here and think I have to mention that the forum has been seeing quite a few visits from new people. Nothing wrong with that, but I do think that new people to the place should maybe lurk for a little while and try and discover just what the crack is before they start to get into debates with other long-standing members (and, yes. I do know that the last sentence might be full of double entendre's, before you suggest it!).
Our experience is quite lengthy since we have been out and about at car parks for a few years now and never really called ourselves 'doggers' until about a year ago when we actually found out that there was a name for it, but since then we've really seen the dogging side of our relationship tail off. We think it was mainly because of the publicity surrounding the activity, which I think no-one could have stopped because of the pervasiveness of the meeja and t'internet. But, I think there is still a place for it. D and myself have discovered quite a few nice little places that we are proud to call 'our own' in the Shropshire area that don't get swamped by boy-racers or police and (only occsionally) give us some great pleasure...............and even if there's no-one else there, we still have fun
So, in short, if the 'real' people want to have fun, they can do - they just have to find new haunts to go to and not tell many people about them. It's kind of like it was before when the web and the mobile 'phone didn't exist and the best spots were just advertised by word of (secure) mouth.
If the newbies on here are worried that their PM inbox isn't instantly full of couples offering a show after placing an ad on here then don't worry: just start chatting on here and you'll get to know some people and then you'll get to know some places.
Simple really.
Anyone care to comment?
John (& D - she's asleep so her comments will be <snore> )