Medellin Reports

[QUOTE=FunLuvr;2545789]That is not totally correct. You must have proof of a negative Covid test, or a statement from a medical professional stating you have had the virus and a positive test, before you board the aircraft in Colombia headed to the US. That test can be an antigen or PCR test. If you don't have one of those, you will not be able to leave Colombia if your destination is the US. You must have proof of a negative PCR test to enter Colombia. If you don't have that, you must quarantine for 14 days or until you get a negative result. I don't know what happens if you have had the virus, probably the same procedure as leaving the country.[/QUOTE]Any word on the protocol for those with full vaccinations?

[QUOTE=Kafka;2546076]It looks like it's they are shutting it down for Easter weekend.[/QUOTE]I am not disagreeing with your assessment but I am wondering, since essentially restrictions are put into place to keep groups of people from congregating and here in the USA some "essential" people are still allowed to get out, like here in the USA when we have restrictions restaurants are still allowed to deliver. I wonder if Rappi and the restaurants still keep going after curfew?

[QUOTE=MojoBandit;2546088]I am not disagreeing with your assessment but I am wondering, since essentially restrictions are put into place to keep groups of people from congregating and here in the USA some "essential" people are still allowed to get out, like here in the USA when we have restrictions restaurants are still allowed to deliver. I wonder if Rappi and the restaurants still keep going after curfew?[/QUOTE]If Rappi isn't active, then I'm going to die of hunger LOL.

[QUOTE=MojoBandit;2546055]I found this El Colombiano article
https://www.elcolombiano.com/antioquia/restricciones-y-toque-de-queda-de-semana-santa-en-antioquia-CL14863133

here is what it says translated to English:

"Curfew and dry law hours are extended in Antioquia: The governor (e) of Antioquia, Luis Fernando Surez, confirmed that given the increase in covid-19 cases and the occupation of 90% of the ICU beds in the department, it was decided to reinforce the restrictive measures that will be in force in the coming days. After meeting with the Ministry of Health and the mayors of all Antioquia municipalities, the departmental president in charge indicated that:

"from Wednesday, March 31, there will be a curfew between 5:00 in the afternoon and 5:00 in the morning of the day following".

"This curfew will apply to the 125 municipalities of Antioquia in a generalized manner, it will start from tomorrow, Wednesday (March 31) and will go until Easter Monday, April 5, " explained the governor (e).

Better stock up on groceries. My question would be do they allow the Rappi deliveries during these curfews? Restaurants operating for delivery?[/QUOTE]I went on a walking tour today and they informed me of this curfew as well. This totally sucks as I came into Medellin this week for some mongering and for the most part it's been under curfew. Places are closing early and girls aren't coming out in swarms. Fortunately I have some girls' numbers but I guess I'll just have to make that work.

I'm good I'm going to make a wild guess--nobody pays any attention to the curfew. For the average person -- who cares? We have a law here everybody has to wear a mask guess what no one's even got a ticket.

Of course if you're a tourist that's another story.

[QUOTE=MojoBandit;2546088]I am not disagreeing with your assessment but I am wondering, since essentially restrictions are put into place to keep groups of people from congregating and here in the USA some "essential" people are still allowed to get out, like here in the USA when we have restrictions restaurants are still allowed to deliver. I wonder if Rappi and the restaurants still keep going after curfew?[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=MiamiSammy;2546085]Any word on the protocol for those with full vaccinations?[/QUOTE]The same as for those with no vaccination.

[QUOTE=Kafka;2546090]I'm good I'm going to make a wild guess--nobody pays any attention to the curfew. For the average person -- who cares? We have a law here everybody has to wear a mask guess what no one's even got a ticket.

Of course if you're a tourist that's another story.[/QUOTE]It depends on where you are. In November on the night they shut down La 70 early, there were cops everywhere, stopping everyone, and the streets were quickly deserted. I imagine it will be the same in Parque Lleras.

However, there's certain to be parties going on in Bello and Manrique.

[QUOTE=Commonglass;2545803]I arrived without a PCR test three days ago from the US. Colombian immigration told me that I need to quarantine. Then I caught an Uber to my airbnb and just had fun.
[/QUOTE]It's all fun until immigration decides to call you to make sure that you are in quarantine, or better yet they pay you a personal visit and you are out. That's going to be one hard and expensive lesson.

I just returned from a short trip to MDE. It is my first trip back since I had my car accident in December and fractured two vertabrae. I am still not anywhere near 100%, but I was cleared to travel and I missed my honeypots. Given my health situation, I took with girls I already knew so they would work with me better on positions.

I arrived on Friday with food poisoning / stomach bug (that lasted until Saturday morning). The worst was Friday afternoon and things subsided enough (due to not eating) that I had one of my non-pros over. It was good to get back in the saddle. Figure out how to give good oral sex despite the neck having limited mobility. I love giving a chica an orgasm with my tongue.

Saturday I managed to see three chicas. Two FB girls who I have known for a while and another non-pro. One of the FB girls is fun for me because she is easy-going and give good service. She reminds me a little of Vale Garcia, for those who know her. The non-pro was sandwiched in the middle. She doesn't have a lot of experience and she has no boyfriend, but she loves oral sex and waits for me to come to give it to her followed by some sweet BBFS. My night girl was a FB girl who floats my boat. She's really into sex. Great time with her in the jacuzzi. Works hard on the BBBJ. Loves oral sex. BBFS. And just a fun girl.

Sunday is family day in Colombia. I was hoping to see a third non-pro, but it didn't work out, so saw my non-pro from Friday again. Just a sweet, easy going girl. A little shy, but loves her orgasms and enjoys fucking BB. Again, no boyfriend. I even message her mom on Whatsapp! Sunday night I was going to take it easy, but my FB pro from Saturday messaged me and asked if I wanted a trio with her sister. I don't do trios much, for a lot of reasons that have been discussed here, but knowing this girl's attitude about sex and fun, I was hoping the sister was fun. I was not really sure if it was really going to be her sister or just a cousin or friend she called her sister. So I said come on over!

They did not disappoint. Based on what I saw, I think the other girl is definitely her sister. She was only 18, so I wondered if she'd be shy or inexperienced. Ah, NO. This girl knew how to fuck. She was into it just like her sister. The sisters kissed, licking each other's pussies, sucked each others tits. The both blew me BB. They both fucked me BB. It was a great night. I will do it again.

Got my COVID test on Monday morning. I stay in Laureles so I went to a lab in nearby Laureles. I walked in about 9:30 am and no one was there. I got my test right away and got the results in about 30 minutes. I got there just in time, because as soon as I signed in, I'd say another 10 people showed up within the next 15 minutes. Back to the apartment to see my non-pro from Saturday. Repeat Saturday. I had the chance to see another (new) non-pro or a FB girl on Monday night, but decided it was better to take a good nap and then go to bed early as I had to leave for the airport at 3 am.

Never went out other than to the tienda once and to the ATM. Used Domocilios and Rappi for all food. Given curfew from 12-5 am, no real reason to try to go out.

Because of my injuries, I still tire easy and things can get uncomfortable if I move the wrong way. But I managed to give and receive oral sex and fuck, so I can't complain. And all of the girls got home before curfew.

Just a reminder. When you go to the airport. Have your COVID test and your Colombian migracion form done. Ready for a week in Medellin in April building up to a month in June.

I was just there and things were pretty quiet from Friday to Tuesday, even during the day. I went to the airport at 3 am And the streets were empty. Girls were well aware of curfew and made sure to be gone and home before.

[QUOTE=Kafka;2546090]I'm good I'm going to make a wild guess--nobody pays any attention to the curfew. For the average person -- who cares? We have a law here everybody has to wear a mask guess what no one's even got a ticket.

Of course if you're a tourist that's another story.[/QUOTE]

You guys worthless, Unless you get your Shots.

Stop reporting Nothing.

I am trying to keep up the Map and Lists.

Report something Useful!

About where you get Laid and what is Open?

Please!

[QUOTE=WorldTravel69;2546176]You guys worthless, Unless you get your Shots.

Stop reporting Nothing.

I am trying to keep up the Map and Lists.

Report something Useful!

About where you get Laid and what is Open?

Please![/QUOTE]Can't help you WT69 I only got laid in my apartments at Energy and San Peter. I tell my friends in USA Getting laid cheap in Medellin is like ordering pizza at home. It's really that easy. All my "hunting" was on Facebook and Seeking Arrangements. My best experiences came as friends of friends of friends of chicas on Facebook (thus non-pros) and a couple special chicas I met on SA. I'm loving the internet age.

No chica leaves my place without me pushing her hard for what friends she has that fit my description of what I like and can see in a day or two. Usually they will pull up their cell phone and show me pics of all thier friends and/or their conocidos. At least that's how it is with Facebook chicas as many know each other.

Guys when I land in Bogota I have 2 hours and 20 min to catch my connecting flight to MDE. The last time that was not enough time as the immigration queue was crazy slow and I missed my flight. Does anyone know if they have an express immigration service that you can pay for in advance like some other airports? I checked on the airport website but couldn't see anything.

To kick off the new 5 PM curfew that starts this afternoon in Medellin I dedicate this post to AC / DC a "Whole Lotta Rosie", the perfect girl we are all searching for and just may not realize yet:

Want to tell you story.

About woman I know.

When it comes to lovin'.

She steals the show.

She ain't exactly pretty.

Ain't exactly small.

Fourt'two thirt'ninefiftysix.

You could say she's got it all.

Never had a woman.

Never had a woman like you.

Doing' all the things.

Doing' all the things you do.

Ain't no fairy story.

Ain't no skin and bones.

But you give it all you got.

Weighin' in at nineteen stone.

You're a whole lotta woman.

A whole lotta woman.

Whole lotta Rosie.

Whole lotta Rosie.

Whole lotta Rosie.

And you're a whole lotta woman.

The perfect woman, 42" - 39" - 56" and weighing in at 19 stones or 265 pounds!

She is out there waiting for us hehehe.

The Tall Man.

Streets are quiet again at night. My balcony overlooks Avenida 70 and when I first arrived 3 months ago I posted a foto at night showing not one person on the street. Then things normalized over the next few weeks to where it was almost like Pre-Covid, except everyone was wearing a mask. Now it feels like a giant step backwards. Usually I close my sliding glass door to sleep at night because of the noise coming off the Avenue. Not necessary last night. I am flying home in less than a week. I will return when most folks are vaccinated and the curfews are lifted.

The girls are coming and going from my hotel without interference. But if it is your first trip to Medellin I would not come now. A buddy of mine who knows Medellin just canceled. The good news is things should change for the better once mass vaccinations begin. And the time line for that I would expect to be sooner than later.

[QUOTE=TheTallMan;2546323]To kick off the new 5 PM curfew that starts this afternoon in Medellin I dedicate this post to AC / DC a "Whole Lotta Rosie", the perfect girl we are all searching for and just may not realize yet:

Want to tell you story.

About woman I know.

When it comes to lovin'.

She steals the show.

She ain't exactly pretty.

Ain't exactly small.

Fourt'two thirt'ninefiftysix.

You could say she's got it all.

Never had a woman.

Never had a woman like you.

Doing' all the things..[/QUOTE]Stay safe buddy have fun! Any think the curfew will actually be lifted on April 5th?