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[QUOTE=Grandpianist; 1355190]Don't know why you're plugging this place but I'm glad you did. Went there last Sunday and it's fun fun fun. Bratwurst, curry wurst, pretzels, weissbier, ice skating, pop bands on stage, ice sculptures, amusement rides some of the whiteknuckle variety. Also as you say lots of young ladies mostly dressed for winter with fur hats, some with fur coats but the majority in down anoraks.

Lovely young ladies manning some of the craft stands especially the English one with long blonde hair who worked the jewellery stall close to the exit on the Bayswater Road side. They are far too young for me to even try and pick up but nevertheless nice to admire from a distance.

Probably as close to paradise as one can get without the involvement of naked ladies and sex.[/QUOTE].

I was there last Sunday as well. Spent most of the time at the German Beer Hall in the Bavarian Village. That middle aged German singer doing his stuff on stage.

This was a (first time) for me at this (particular hall ). Older crowd than the one next to it.

Next time I go, I will be taking a (Bait) with me (A Wingwoman ). Makes it easier to mingle in a crowd.

"Naked Ladies and sex " as you know, very close by.

I don't think I will ever be (That Pure) to aim for "Paradise ", but this one will do. .

Cheers

[QUOTE=Grandpianist; 1355190]. Bratwurst, curry wurst, pretzels, .

Probably as close to paradise as one can get without the involvement of naked ladies and sex.[/QUOTE]On Park Lane exit you get the real taste of various cuts of meat. Amazing food. A branch of the restaurant in LA CALIF. .

The link here [url]http://www.45parklane.com/CUT-Menus.[/url]

On the Knightsbridge exit you have Buddha Bar for cocktails and food.

A lot better than the one in KIEV, albeit without the WGS.

Yeah, its party time in LONDON.

I would be in London in a few weeks. I would like to find street walker in London. So far I have heard of Soho. What is the best place for streetwalkers?

Recently I visited cheeky genny 69, from the aw site, great experience, very very hot girl, I pumped her bareback and she took all of my muck inside without questionning, and no extra charges. If thats what your into you'd do well to visit this girl. There should be more like her.

[QUOTE=Electricjumbo;1355772]I would be in London in a few weeks. I would like to find street walker in London. So far I have heard of Soho. What is the best place for streetwalkers?[/QUOTE]Stay away of SGs. Illegal, drugged etc. Enough other opportunities in London. My friendly advice, but, of course you don't have to follow it.

[QUOTE=Dreams;1355853]Stay away of SGs. Illegal, drugged etc. Enough other opportunities in London. My friendly advice, but, of course you don't have to follow it.[/QUOTE]Thanks for advice. I will avoid SWs. I will stick to LMP.

[QUOTE=Wwpfl; 1251742]I just had a wonderful time with a nice Hungarian I found through AW.

Amy pure lady in Baywater, Queenswater.

Sorry I can't figure out how to leave a direct link.

Great time GFE very responsive, spoke little english.

Be kind to her and pay her well as she is a pleaser.[/QUOTE][url]Http://www.gumtree.com/p/business-services/ruislip-massage-therapy/109907816[/url]

I have a couple of questions about walk-ups.

Do they have a place to wash-up afterwards?

Are some walk ups for shemales / TV's? If so how do you know to avoid them (like blue light in amsterdam)?

What is the going price. How much can you negociate?

Thanks

[QUOTE=Jackalou1; 1356358]I have a couple of questions about walk-ups.

Do they have a place to wash-up afterwards?

Are some walk ups for shemales / TV's? If so how do you know to avoid them (like blue light in amsterdam)?

What is the going price. How much can you negociate?

Thanks[/QUOTE]Do they have a place to wash-up afterwards? [I]Generally no through some ladies will allow you to use the basin in their room to wash your bits. [/I]

Are some walk ups for shemales / TV's? If so how do you know to avoid them (like blue light in amsterdam)? [I]I've been to dozens of walkups over the years and never encountered a TS / TV[/I]

What is the going price. How much can you negociate? [I]Prices start at £20. [I]I've never tried bargaining in case there was an impact on quality. [/I][/I]

[QUOTE=Electricjumbo;1355772]I would be in London in a few weeks. I would like to find street walker in London. So far I have heard of Soho. What is the best place for streetwalkers?[/QUOTE]Not sure what you might have heard of about Soho but there is no street walking scene there apart from the very occasional opportunist which is probably a scam.

Kings Cross and Paddington used to be the places in the centre of town where streetwalkers used to ply their trade but that ceased at least 10 years ago when CCTV cameras increased and police started targetting customers as well as providers.

[QUOTE=Grandpianist; 1356435]Not sure what you might have heard of about Soho but there is no street walking scene there apart from the very occasional opportunist which is probably a scam.

Kings Cross and Paddington used to be the places in the centre of town where streetwalkers used to ply their trade but that ceased at least 10 years ago when CCTV cameras increased and police started targetting customers as well as providers.[/QUOTE]Thanks for the information. I googled it and most of what I found pointed to Soho. I have had a hard time figuring out the streets and places in London (by looking online). I am used to other cities where it is just one long street of SWs.

[QUOTE=Electricjumbo;1356589]Thanks for the information. I googled it and most of what I found pointed to Soho. I have had a hard time figuring out the streets and places in London (by looking online). I am used to other cities where it is just one long street of SWs.[/QUOTE]Caledonian Road near Kings Cross station was like that 35 years ago but nowadays I don't think that there's anywhere in the UK where this goes on. Police have been known to masquerade as streetwalkers to entice unwitting punters and then name and shame them in local papers when they appear in court. Unsurprisingly, this has proved to be a major deterrent.

[QUOTE=Grandpianist;1356780]Caledonian Road near Kings Cross station was like that 35 years ago but nowadays I don't think that there's anywhere in the UK where this goes on. Police have been known to masquerade as streetwalkers to entice unwitting punters and then name and shame them in local papers when they appear in court. Unsurprisingly, this has proved to be a major deterrent.[/QUOTE]Hopefully, this very clear sand accurate statement will cut short any further discussion on the SW scene in London. There is none. Having said that, the Soho walk ups are safe and a good substitute. Read and search the forum. And google "soho walk ups".

[QUOTE=Dreams;1357025]Hopefully, this very clear sand accurate statement will cut short any further discussion on the SW scene in London. There is none. Having said that, the Soho walk ups are safe and a good substitute. Read and search the forum. And google "soho walk ups".[/QUOTE]Where there is a demand there will always be a supply. I recently read a local paper account of how the authorities were fighting a constant battle to keep the street walker scene under control in the Whitechapel area.

When one area is 'closed down' then the scene will re-appear in another adjacent area and then later return back to the original area and so on.

If the police have stopped all street walking then they apparently have closed down all ticket touting as well. Official ticket booths and the internet should avoid the need for anyone to ever buy tickets from ticket touts but this still goes on and will never be totally eradicated because buyers and sellers often prefer it this way.

People coming across unexpected good deals and sellers know that propositioning people in the street and showing them the wares there and then will always be a highly effective way of shifting their goods.

[QUOTE=Myrrh; 1358078]Where there is a demand there will always be a supply. I recently read a local paper account of how the authorities were fighting a constant battle to keep the street walker scene under control in the Whitechapel area.

When one area is 'closed down' then the scene will re-appear in another adjacent area and then later return back to the original area and so on.

If the police have stopped all street walking then they apparently have closed down all ticket touting as well. Official ticket booths and the internet should avoid the need for anyone to ever buy tickets from ticket touts but this still goes on and will never be totally eradicated because buyers and sellers often prefer it this way.

People coming across unexpected good deals and sellers know that propositioning people in the street and showing them the wares there and then will always be a highly effective way of shifting their goods.[/QUOTE]I agre that the satement " There is none" is a bit too drastic. Never say never.

However, the police in london, if you compare, say to Paris, have been very successful in eradicating street prostitution, which is hardly visible anywhere in London. And making this hobby highly risky for the players has contributed to this fact.

As an aside, have You personally indulged in street mongering in London, and if yes, where and when? I would be curious to know if you know of a safe place in London to do this today. I surely don't. Hence my recommandation to fellow mongers not to do it, for their safety.

Cheers