Well I had a nice surprise on Rock Bay this morning. A new girl who called herself Naomi and she was new to town and the business. She seemed like a normal girl, not one of the usual crackers that you keep on driving by. So I went for the 2 greens blow job. She was eager and did a decent job. she is hoping to get a cell soon so she doesnt have to do the street thing. Give her a try.
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Did she tell you what type of hours she would be keeping around on the streets. I have been by a few times and haven't seen much going on there lately. Actually it seems the cops have been cracking down around there keeping regular routes. All the times i have been by i have seen them patrolling the area. That makes it hard for the easy pickup.
Hey Guys, I have been doing a bit of cruising on Rock Bay and have seen a few nice ladies and some not so nice. I do have a question. When you pick a lady up, do they usually have a place to go? or is it just th in the car thing??. If it is just in the car thing are you not better off with one of the escort services?
i had a nice suprise also wed. a.m. around 530...on rock bay she called herself Alexis...tall athletic long legs dark hair very nice and well spoken. we went back to her place on the Gorge near Jutland and had a naked romp for 4 greens...she seemed to like her work but didn't give me a ph. #...i wonder if her and Naomi are one and the same??...smallish breasts and she loved to have them sucked...
Sorry topshelf,
As much as we are a tourist town, our SW scene royally sucks!
If you want to take a look just follow Government St, take a left at Bay St., a right at Rock Bay Ave., RINSE AND REPEAT. That's it!
Check out our SP scene on bcdarlings.com and make your choice there. NOTE: our SPs charge a lot less than in Van.
Thanks for the advice about Stressaway in Vancouver - I was over there last weekend and saw Monica (tall, European) as per your review. Glad I did.
As much as we are a tourist town, our SW scene royally sucks!
If you want to take a look just follow Government St, take a left at Bay St., a right at Rock Bay Ave., RINSE AND REPEAT. That's it!
Check out our SP scene on bcdarlings.com and make your choice there. NOTE: our SPs charge a lot less than in Van.
Thanks for the advice about Stressaway in Vancouver - I was over there last weekend and saw Monica (tall, European) as per your review. Glad I did.
Hey Billy,
As you can see I did order up a great time with Deja on Wed night but I just wanted to see what the street scene was like!
The cost is not the problem!!
Funtime guy!! Thanks for the advice on the SW scene and I am very glad you had fun at StressAway! They really have alot of fun with the client there and the donation is not hard to take!
As you can see I did order up a great time with Deja on Wed night but I just wanted to see what the street scene was like!
The cost is not the problem!!
Funtime guy!! Thanks for the advice on the SW scene and I am very glad you had fun at StressAway! They really have alot of fun with the client there and the donation is not hard to take!
I met Naomi too, about 2 weeks ago. Nice lady, early 30's. Particularly nice breasts with proud nipples. Good looking in a girl next door sense. Great oral and fs. She wants to build up a private client base. I recommend her.
Hi Guys, I was on Live Links the other day and talked with a Lady who was at the pay phone at the DQ on Douglas Street. Her rates were 2 greens for oral or 5 greens for 1hr. at her place. I took the 1 hr. She is about 5ft 7 in, average in Size, Small breasts and Shaved, dirty blonde hair and is going to a puter school I think. I dont usually do this but she did give a great BBBJ and really seemed to like it and let me unlode on her face, as we watched hustler tv at her place on the Gorge. Then round 2 about 20 mins later. Then believe it or not just before the hour was up she sat on my lap and it was like I was 19 again, it was quite nice. I dont know much about the rating system here but average in looks, gave great oral and was very accomadating. I would return but I did not get her #, dumb huh...
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Article in the local paper today about LE sting operations and neighbourhood groups who want to clean up Rock Bay. Also recent post here about rip-offs and trannies.. and you guys still insust on cruising for SW? i ain't going near those streets, day or night!
Undercover police tackle prostitutes on the move
Victoria officers posing as sex-trade workers make arrests north of downtown, in Rock Bay
Jeff Bell
Times Colonist
November 14, 2004
Victoria police have launched an undercover operation to tackle the spread of prostitution to the Rock Bay area, between Bay Street and Gorge Road East.
Sgt. Todd Wellman says police believed it was time to take action in Rock Bay, on the edge of the Burnside Gorge district, where prostitutes moved about a year ago from the more heavily enforced southern stretches of Government Street.
The project by the department's targeted policing division has focused on men trying to solicit services from sex-trade workers, says Const. Rick Anthony. With female officers posing as prostitutes, four arrests were made in a two-hour period during a late-October weekend.
The aim is to send a message that laws against soliciting prostitutes will be enforced, he says. "That is something that we're going to do regularly and randomly."
"I still think that there needs to be work done by police and other social agencies to address the issue, because it's still affecting both businesses and residents in that area," Wellman says.
Part of the goal is to protect women in the prostitution trade, Anthony says.
"We're concerned for their safety, they're out there and they're vulnerable," he says.
Wellman says the project can also help police get a better idea of the number of prostitutes around Rock Bay, and establish effective communication with them.
Victoria Coun. Dean Fortin, executive director of the Burnside Gorge Community Association, says the prostitution issue will be on the agenda Monday when his group holds its monthly meeting.
Jody Paterson of the Prostitutes Empowerment Education Resource Society will be a speaker at the meeting, set for 7 p.m. at Burnside community school.
"Burnside Gorge is definitely a working-class neighbourhood, so they have a lot of empathy for the struggles of sex-trade workers," Fortin says.
"So rather than get up in arms, they decided to look at innovative ways to address the issue.
"Frankly, I'm proud of the neighbourhood and the community for that approach. It comes from a compassionate attitude."
That does not mean the appearance of the "stroll" to the area is without issues, Fortin says.
"It has been a concern of the neighbours and businesses in there, obviously. There's a level of concern when you come home to find certain activities of the trade taking place on your doorstep," he says.
The movement of prostitution to the Rock Bay area is just one of the activities that has been displaced from downtown to surrounding neighbourhoods, through various enforcement measures, Fortin says.
For example, he cites some movement of drug activity to Fernwood.
Wellman echoes the need for a considered approach to the prostitution issue. The police department already has an officer acting as a liaison with the people working the streets, he says.
"Our intention is about reducing the amount of harm that results from the sex trade being out in the public."
Conflict with regular neighbourhood activities also has to be addressed, Wellman says.
"The conflict between business owners and the sex-trade workers plying their trade comes during the day.
"The actual conflict is reduced as night falls, when the businesses close. What we're trying to target first is the conflict," he says.
"If we can work out some agreements between the business owners and prostitutes, whatever that might be, to reduce the amount of conflict, then that's a first step."
The basic issues involved are common to any city that has sex-trade activity on the streets, Wellman says.
"We hear from the residents and we hear from the businesses, and we need to take care of everyone's concerns as well as the sex-trade workers.
"They've got issues, too, around safety."
Wellman says he would like to see discussions go beyond the area affected and deal with the problems in a general way.
"I think it's really important that we discuss as a city and as a capital region and as a society, how we are going to deal with prostitution and the sex trade," he says
Paterson says her group has an ongoing program in the Rock Bay area.
"We have outreach on that stroll three night a week," she says.
"We'd love to expand it, we're looking for money to expand it."
© Times Colonist (Victoria) 2004
Victoria officers posing as sex-trade workers make arrests north of downtown, in Rock Bay
Jeff Bell
Times Colonist
November 14, 2004
Victoria police have launched an undercover operation to tackle the spread of prostitution to the Rock Bay area, between Bay Street and Gorge Road East.
Sgt. Todd Wellman says police believed it was time to take action in Rock Bay, on the edge of the Burnside Gorge district, where prostitutes moved about a year ago from the more heavily enforced southern stretches of Government Street.
The project by the department's targeted policing division has focused on men trying to solicit services from sex-trade workers, says Const. Rick Anthony. With female officers posing as prostitutes, four arrests were made in a two-hour period during a late-October weekend.
The aim is to send a message that laws against soliciting prostitutes will be enforced, he says. "That is something that we're going to do regularly and randomly."
"I still think that there needs to be work done by police and other social agencies to address the issue, because it's still affecting both businesses and residents in that area," Wellman says.
Part of the goal is to protect women in the prostitution trade, Anthony says.
"We're concerned for their safety, they're out there and they're vulnerable," he says.
Wellman says the project can also help police get a better idea of the number of prostitutes around Rock Bay, and establish effective communication with them.
Victoria Coun. Dean Fortin, executive director of the Burnside Gorge Community Association, says the prostitution issue will be on the agenda Monday when his group holds its monthly meeting.
Jody Paterson of the Prostitutes Empowerment Education Resource Society will be a speaker at the meeting, set for 7 p.m. at Burnside community school.
"Burnside Gorge is definitely a working-class neighbourhood, so they have a lot of empathy for the struggles of sex-trade workers," Fortin says.
"So rather than get up in arms, they decided to look at innovative ways to address the issue.
"Frankly, I'm proud of the neighbourhood and the community for that approach. It comes from a compassionate attitude."
That does not mean the appearance of the "stroll" to the area is without issues, Fortin says.
"It has been a concern of the neighbours and businesses in there, obviously. There's a level of concern when you come home to find certain activities of the trade taking place on your doorstep," he says.
The movement of prostitution to the Rock Bay area is just one of the activities that has been displaced from downtown to surrounding neighbourhoods, through various enforcement measures, Fortin says.
For example, he cites some movement of drug activity to Fernwood.
Wellman echoes the need for a considered approach to the prostitution issue. The police department already has an officer acting as a liaison with the people working the streets, he says.
"Our intention is about reducing the amount of harm that results from the sex trade being out in the public."
Conflict with regular neighbourhood activities also has to be addressed, Wellman says.
"The conflict between business owners and the sex-trade workers plying their trade comes during the day.
"The actual conflict is reduced as night falls, when the businesses close. What we're trying to target first is the conflict," he says.
"If we can work out some agreements between the business owners and prostitutes, whatever that might be, to reduce the amount of conflict, then that's a first step."
The basic issues involved are common to any city that has sex-trade activity on the streets, Wellman says.
"We hear from the residents and we hear from the businesses, and we need to take care of everyone's concerns as well as the sex-trade workers.
"They've got issues, too, around safety."
Wellman says he would like to see discussions go beyond the area affected and deal with the problems in a general way.
"I think it's really important that we discuss as a city and as a capital region and as a society, how we are going to deal with prostitution and the sex trade," he says
Paterson says her group has an ongoing program in the Rock Bay area.
"We have outreach on that stroll three night a week," she says.
"We'd love to expand it, we're looking for money to expand it."
© Times Colonist (Victoria) 2004
So you drive them further away from the lights of downtown to even darker more secluded areas of the city. Next thing you know, anthropologists will be sifting through pigshit on an island farm.Sir Woodster said:
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