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[QUOTE=McAdonis;1656651]I don't know when I will be able to make it down to Istanbul, but I am very impressed with the photos you've posted. Do those girls all have natural breasts? Do these girls advertise? Or do you have to get a referral? The Turkish guys that I have met at FKK clubs have always said the WGs in their country are Russian.

From an optics standpoint, two of the top girls that I sessioned with this year are Turkish. They were both working at GT, but are infrequent (Dina / Dilara and Esra). They are never written about on the forums because facially they do not resemble Hollywood / Western european actresses. But faces are of secondary importance. I like thin girls with big natural tits. And both of those girls had breasts that were disproportionately big for their bodies. Those two girls are more for fetishists like me.[/QUOTE]Mcadonis,

I must make a clarification. These are three different girls. First 3 pictures belong to Misra tattooed. Second one is Esra which is my favourite. Very nice face. Typical turkish. And the last one is Asya which I have been with last week for 2 hours. Ela is the name of pimp who is also an escort but it looks like she is more in trade business now instead of sleeping with man.

All have natural breasts but wonder bra. LOL. There are many turkish escorts in Turkey and they are mostly independent and available for incall or outcall. The girls in famous Istanbul aksaray area are mostly girls form fsu countries. Unfortunately very few russians.

To reach this woman for a non turkish speaker isn't easy but the worse is to find the addres in Istanbul. You can find thousands of pictures if you googlr escort Istanbul. All turkish.

The cane,

I forgot the islamic pussy issue.

Licker,

If I had more time I definitely want to try mondial.

REGARDS.

I am no novice to FKKs and I did my share of contributing to these forums. What I have not done is visit them in the winter. What is your favorite winter club?

I have a 4 day trip planned from Jan 7-11. I typically go to NRW and like pussylicker, I don't mind going to to more than one club in search of talent. NRW is perfect for that as there are lot more clubs in 30 to 60 min driving distance. I spend decent coin just to get to Germany from across the pond so I don't mind an extra 60 E, cut my losses and move on to another club.

The question to the experts is this: At that time of the year, are the smaller NRW clubs too stuffy (congested as everyone is crowded inside) or too slow (because girls are not back from holidays)? Should I still stick to NRW or should I drive couple of hours and hangout in Hessen? Are the girls more likely to comeback to work after the holidays in the big city clubs? One club I have not been to is Sharks. I will be driving from AMS so it worth it? Thank you in advance.

[QUOTE=Vitrea;1657167]I am no novice to FKKs and I did my share of contributing to these forums. What I have not done is visit them in the winter. What is your favorite winter club?

The question to the experts is this: At that time of the year, are the smaller NRW clubs too stuffy (congested as everyone is crowded inside) or too slow (because girls are not back from holidays)? Should I still stick to NRW or should I drive couple of hours and hangout in Hessen? Are the girls more likely to comeback to work after the holidays in the big city clubs? One club I have not been to is Sharks. I will be driving from AMS so it worth it? Thank you in advance.[/QUOTE]I was at NRW and Hessen a while ago and chatted with the girls. Small amount of girls start going home early December, while a lot are going on the last weekend before Christmas. Some will return after 1st week of January, while everyone should be back by early February. Seem to apply to Romanian girls.

GoldenTime wasn't busy as it used to be. No room wait even on Friday night, but it may change in January. Oase still has the best lineup. Avoid Saturday at Oase. Any other days it wasn't too busy but with decent girls around. More upsell than Goldentime.

How about 2 days in NRW and 3 days in Hessen in your 5 day trip? Perhaps start with Hessen on weekdays as they still have strong lineup and leave weekends for NRW?

[QUOTE=PChew;1657193]I was at NRW and Hessen a while ago and chatted with the girls. Small amount of girls start going home early December, while a lot are going on the last weekend before Christmas. Some will return after 1st week of January, while everyone should be back by early February. Seem to apply to Romanian girls.

GoldenTime wasn't busy as it used to be. No room wait even on Friday night, but it may change in January. Oase still has the best lineup. Avoid Saturday at Oase. Any other days it wasn't too busy but with decent girls around. More upsell than Goldentime.

How about 2 days in NRW and 3 days in Hessen in your 5 day trip? Perhaps start with Hessen on weekdays as they still have strong lineup and leave weekends for NRW?[/QUOTE]Great idea Pchew. May be I will start with Sharks and work my way back.

[QUOTE=Vitrea;1657456]Great idea Pchew. May be I will start with Sharks and work my way back.[/QUOTE]You start on a Wednesday perhaps consider starting with oase which may still have a ok lineup for early January. Sharks maybe better on Friday. Towards the end you may feel tired and nrw have girls to provide good services which help the tiredness.

Do factor in the commuting cost. From frankfurt to goldentime is 2. 5 hour drive or 300 km in distance and weather maybe bad.

[QUOTE=PChew;1657491]You start on a Wednesday perhaps consider starting with oase which may still have a ok lineup for early January. Sharks maybe better on Friday. Towards the end you may feel tired and nrw have girls to provide good services which help the tiredness.

Do factor in the commuting cost. From frankfurt to goldentime is 2. 5 hour drive or 300 km in distance and weather maybe bad.[/QUOTE]Pchew, you are full of good ideas. Thank you. :-)

Vitrea. As pchew says, factor in the travel time to NRW. If you have a live traffic satnav it can save you a lot of traffic delays. 2. 5 hours from FFM to GT is if the traffic and weather are good. A good plan is to leave FFM so you miss the Koln area between 8 and 10 and between 14.30 and 18.30, and allow at least 3 hours door to door.

[QUOTE=Optimist;1657546]Vitrea. As pchew says, factor in the travel time to NRW. If you have a live traffic satnav it can save you a lot of traffic delays. 2. 5 hours from FFM to GT is if the traffic and weather are good. A good plan is to leave FFM so you miss the Koln area between 8 and 10 and between 14.30 and 18.30, and allow at least 3 hours door to door.[/QUOTE]Thank you Optimist. I should get one of those live traffic sat navs.

My old Tom Tom died and I need to get a new one. On the stateside, I rely on phone navigation but the data packages are so ridiculously expensive to depend on the phone navigation in Europe.

Not all Car rental GPS have live traffic satsnavs. I think most don't. Well, problems of speed mongering. Ha. Ha.

You can leave A3 at Koblenz and cut over to A61 via A48. Slightly longer route, but avoiding potentially heavy traffic around Cologne.

HB.

[QUOTE=HessenBub;1657921]You can leave A3 at Koblenz and cut over to A61 via A48. Slightly longer route, but avoiding potentially heavy traffic around Cologne.

HB.[/QUOTE]Indeed one can, and it takes about the same time. I forgot to say that the best route round Koln if you are going to GT from Frankfurt is to take the A4 to the south of the city between the A3 and A61.

I've been switching NRW RTCs clubs a few times by car (lifts). For example, it has happened that from Grimberg (Gelsenkirchen) to Venus (Duisburg), about 25 kms, it took some 75 minutes. By public means of transport I may even take less time, anyway not much longer.

Frankfurt-Duisburg by ICE takes 90 minutes. No worries about traffic jams, accidents, fines, parking, etc.

[QUOTE=EastGoing;1657998]I've been switching NRW RTCs clubs a few times by car (lifts). For example, it has happened that from Grimberg (Gelsenkirchen) to Venus (Duisburg), about 25 kms, it took some 75 minutes. By public means of transport I may even take less time, anyway not much longer.

Frankfurt-Duisburg by ICE takes 90 minutes. No worries about traffic jams, accidents, fines, parking, etc.[/QUOTE]Traffic in that area can be very frustrating. When I visit the rtc chains, I prefer to double club. Rtc then a large sauna club or sometimes 3 rtc clubs. Much easier to do with a car. Since you visit mainly rtc chains then public transport might be better. I cannot imagine myself leaving GT & heading towards LR by taxi / trains. Then taxi from club to hotel around 3 am & etc.

Really depends on where & how many places you plan to visit in a day.

The fluctuations were crazy this past week. One article I read put it in perspective quite well, using a brand new Audi as a frame of reference. In early November one would have needed to convert $52000 USD into rubles to purchase this car at a Moscow dealership. Earlier this week, one only needed to convert $27000 USD into rubles to purchase the same car. Consumer pricing still has to catch up to the currency fluctuation. But next week, the Ruble pricing for most goods will be adjusted and the cost of living for Russians will skyrocket. Reminds you of those stories about how German's in the 1920's needed a wheelbarrow full of currency to purchase a loaf of bread.

Too bad Russia isn't EU or Schengen!!

In the last year, ruble lost half its value compared to the dollar. A bit better compared to the euro, but still very bad. Yes, their ability to buy foreign gadgets or take foreign vacations is compromised. If we are talking about stuff produced in Russia, prices may be still ok, but all imports will be quite expensive.

That said, most girls in these clubs are Romanians, and that probably won't change for a long time.

[QUOTE=McAdonis;1658623]The fluctuations were crazy this past week. One article I read put it in perspective quite well, using a brand new Audi as a frame of reference. In early November one would have needed to convert $52000 USD into rubles to purchase this car at a Moscow dealership. Earlier this week, one only needed to convert $27000 USD into rubles to purchase the same car. Consumer pricing still has to catch up to the currency fluctuation. But next week, the Ruble pricing for most goods will be adjusted and the cost of living for Russians will skyrocket. Reminds you of those stories about how German's in the 1920's needed a wheelbarrow full of currency to purchase a loaf of bread.

Too bad Russia isn't EU or Schengen!![/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=McAdonis;1658623]The fluctuations were crazy this past week. One article I read put it in perspective quite well, using a brand new Audi as a frame of reference. In early November one would have needed to convert $52000 USD into rubles to purchase this car at a Moscow dealership. Earlier this week, one only needed to convert $27000 USD into rubles to purchase the same car. Consumer pricing still has to catch up to the currency fluctuation. But next week, the Ruble pricing for most goods will be adjusted and the cost of living for Russians will skyrocket. Reminds you of those stories about how German's in the 1920's needed a wheelbarrow full of currency to purchase a loaf of bread.

Too bad Russia isn't EU or Schengen!![/QUOTE]Ikea is ready to halt sales to adjust their prices, apple suspended all internet sales. Unlikely Audi is letting things go as is.

I've read that hotel reservations for Russians in Thailand is down 70%, will only get worse.