BrothelLife

After no trips to the houses last year, I took the $ I saved and made a once in a lifetime trip that surprised even this old sailor. Having turned 71 earlier in the month I was not sure if I could do the following schedule but I did:
July 12-Departed Nebraska
13-Arrived Elko
13-Dinner at Dovetail
14-Massage by Roxy @ 1pm @ Dovetail
14-Party with Blonde Julie @ 7pm @ Mona's
15-Party with VanityAffair @ 7am @ Desert Club
16-Breakfast with the gang and awards banquet at night
17- Picnic
18-Party with Rachel @ 11am @ Mustang
19-Party with Belle @ 1pm @ Dovetail
20-Party with Roxy Gold @ 1pm @ Inez''s
21-Party with Blonde Julie @6pm @ Mona''s
22-Headed home
All parties, with the exception of a three hour party with Rachel, were one hour with activities requested at an agreed on price. Seven parties in nine days at five ranches for a reasonable rate considering 5 were former COY'S. I had a great time at the breakfast, banquet and picnic. Thanks to all who made this possible. Would I do it again? I might try but probably not. These memories will last a long time. And finally a shout out to Peter and Anna for their company.

Great TR.

Even from the far-western end of Nebraska, a trip to Elko is something like 700 miles, and in just one day! So just curious, but did you drive the distance?

Replying to JimDiGriz-I drive to Rawlins, WY for the night: 604 Miles. Then to Elko: 520 Miles. With speed limits between 65-80 MPH and going from central time zone to Pacific time zone you set your clock back 2 hours. I often start at 9am and stop at 6-7 as I no longer like to drive at night. I live about 70 miles SW of Lincoln.

Dang Steve, you're making me feel inadequate. I only had 6 parties. You the man.

That's knocking 7 bells! Well done, Steve

Sounds like an awesome trip Steve. You have some stamina

Now you time to recover!

That's fantastic, Steve...thanks for including your itinerary, in addition to your individual reviews on the ladies. Must be something in Nebraska to give you such strength and stamina. One for the Cornhusker!