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[Bornran]

First I Would Like To Thank The Original Poster In Relation To Whats Happening In Puno.

Jumped In A Cab. Told Him Cinco E Meia.

Arrived At 8pm Nice Selection Of Girls. 15 Soles.

All I Have To Say Is I Left With Big Smiles.

And I'm Sure Several Ladies Will Remember Ronaldinho (shirt I Was Wearing).

Thanks Again.

I Was Dyin In Puno

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Hi,

I sincerely appreciate your contributions to the forum, but...

Would you please refrain from capitalizing the first letter of EVERY word in your reports!

It's difficult to read, it's time consuming to fix, and it takes you more work to write like that.

On behalf of myself and your fellow Forum Members: Thank You!

Jackson

[Member #4351]

As far as I know, not much P4P in Mancora. But lots of foreign girls, hippies, and surfers. During Jan. and Feb., lots of girls from Lima go there to party during their vacations before school starts in March. Might be lousy weather there now, but things should be better next month when the rains stop. P4P opportunities in Piura.

[Joevelez33]

I am planning to be in Mancora next month and wonder if anyone has some info.

I've searched the old posts and I don't see much.

Any help is appreciated.

[SoftTouch]

I was in Puno late May and after reading John Hollander's report earlier in this section decided to try out the club Ecstasy 5 that he discovered.

A quick update. The name of the place is actually Club Escape 5 1/2 but all the locals and in particular the taxi drivers know it as Club Cinco y Media.

I went early - around 8:30PM - and paid the entrance fee (2 or 3 soles I don't remember which) and headed downstairs. There are about a dozen rooms in total. When the girls are free, they hang around their open doors drumming up business. Reminded me a lot of the downtown Frankfurt brothels on a much smaller scale. The place was pretty busy and there were 5 or 6 locals and me waiting. The local guys were very friendly and every time a girl freed up gave me first chance to score.

The usual deal is a quick 10-15 minute poke. I was told that the local guys pay 15 soles but I was asked 30 soles and accepted before knowing the real price. A longer session is more - 150 soles for an hour was offered although I'm sure you could negotiate that down.

None of the girls I saw were particularly attractive 5s and 6s was the norm although I didn't really get a chance to see all the talent. BBBJ was not offered nor did I ask.

However this was an interesting experience and I do recommend giving the place a try.

One additional note, the club is somewhat out of town and I didn't see a lot of taxis around. For an extra 15 soles above the 8 soles fare each way, the taxi driver agreed to wait for an hour to return me back to the center of town.

EDITOR'S NOTE: I certainly hope that the author or somebody else will post a link to this report in the Reports of Distinction thread. Please Click Here for more information.

[Travel Dude II]

I too am curious about Piura. I have been to Trujillo, and it seems mostly white, ethnically speaking. It is the city of Eternal Spring. The Miss Universe winner one year was from Trujillo.

Piura I have not visited, but it's said to be hot, and have a black culture. Businessmen from Lima visit Piura to have their fortunes told by one of the many curanderos, shamans there. I am not 100% sure of the ethnic composition of Piura, but in hot, tropical places, generally speaking, women drop their panties less reluctantly. Watch out for the periodic breakout of dengue fever due to areas of stagnant water.

I have been to Piura and I really wouldn't call the people having a "black culture" or being "black"...they are dark but not black.

To me, its a nice city but is way too hot during the summer months.

[Adelante Siempre]

Helicopter Crash Kills 3 in Peru


Thursday March 1, 2007 5:31 AM

By HUGO NED

Associated Press Writer

AYACUCHO, Peru (AP) - An air force helicopter crashed in Peru's highlands Wednesday, killing three active-duty or retired military personnel and injuring an army general who commanded a military base in the area.

The helicopter crashed near the village of Anco in the department of Ayacucho, about 240 miles southeast of Lima, the capital, the air force said in a statement.

An army colonel and air force pilot were killed, along with a retired army lieutenant colonel, an army officer told The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to provide information.

He said that Gen. Walter Chavez - the highest ranking military officer in the Ayacucho region - and three other military officers were injured.

[Adelante Siempre]

Steven,
It is not for P4P, but if you want a great(beautiful) wife (speaking from experience) GO NORTH young man!
LB

I too am curious about Piura. I have been to Trujillo, and it seems mostly white, ethnically speaking. It is the city of Eternal Spring. The Miss Universe winner one year was from Trujillo.
Piura I have not visited, but it's said to be hot, and have a black culture. Businessmen from Lima visit Piura to have their fortunes told by one of the many curanderos, shamans there. I am not 100% sure of the ethnic composition of Piura, but in hot, tropical places, generally speaking, women drop their panties less reluctantly. Watch out for the periodic breakout of dengue fever due to areas of stagnant water.

[Adelante Siempre]

Has anyone been to this town called "ayacucho" I read that it is supposed to be the jewel of the central andes whatever that translates into. Anyone?

I guess you don't hear much about Ayacucho Department outside of Peru.
Having lived in Peru in stretches of 6 or 4 months at a time I take an interest in reading the local rags. Whenever I read about confrontations between LE and narcoguerillas, the police casualties were never less then 4 at a time. As much as I like cheap pussy, that kind of news had deterred from visiting.

I am about as far from being a DEA agent as you can get, yet being a US citizen could raise someone's suspicions. If you don't smell right to some people that's all it may take to get a bullet in your head. I am not a cokehead either, so if you are not a druggie, and not an agent, you fall somewhere in the middle, and there is a Texas saying that there are two things in the middle of a Texas highway: yellow stripes and dead amarillos.

The other news article I read about a year ago has to do with the establishment of somekind of a "narco-state" in Ayacucho. Appearently journalists who investigate these sort of things (and live to write about them) report that some sophisticated operations are moving out of Colombia into Ayacucho along with their US trained chemist Phds. How much of the Peruvian media is to be believed is another question.

I know there are a lot of people drawn to adventures, but I would get some local advice about which part of Ayacucho you can visit.

There is a Peruvian movie--I forget the name, it's one of those 2 sole video CDs that pop up on the streets of Iquitos from time to time: "Coca Mama" I believe is the title. It's about the personal problems of coca growers. It was filmed in Ayacucho. It's actually a sophisticated movie, it's about a man's struggle to find a peaceful solution to the conflict between him and his friend through his faith. It does show the process of coca harvesting and drying, so it's rather novel.

The Andean people have almost a mystical relationship with the coca plant. Indeed there are many uses of it, and it should be legitimately cultivated without being processed into cocaine.

Unfortunately the US policy toward coca growing is a zero tolerance policy, and this is one more example of Yankee misunderstanding and arrogance actually being counterproductive and producing a backlash in these countries.

[Lima Busy]

What do we know about Piura? Can find nothing on the forum. May have to go there to do original research.

Steven,
It is not for P4P, but if you want a great(beautiful) wife (speaking from experience) GO NORTH young man!
LB

[Lima Busy]

Has anyone been to this town called "ayacucho" I read that it is supposed to be the jewel of the central andes whatever that translates into. Anyone?

Actually it is where you want to go if you are a aspiring drug lord, a DEA agent looking to make your bones or just a peruvian police officer with a death wish or got caught banging the comandante's wife.
LB

[Artisttyp]

Has anyone been to this town called "ayacucho" I read that it is supposed to be the jewel of the central andes whatever that translates into. Anyone?

[Samu Ray]

I suppose you want this, www.perutops.com.
It sure has lots of information. You will find escorts pages, reviews and
lots of *****s advertising. Beware! they sure practice bait and switch.

[Steven]

Steven, Looks like there is lots of imformation on the Peru Spainish forum if you read Spainsih at all.rbc100

Thanks. Where can I find this forum?

[R Brandon]

Steven, Looks like there is lots of imformation on the Peru Spainish forum if you read Spainsih at all.rbc100

[Steven]

What do we know about Piura? Can find nothing on the forum. May have to go there to do original research.