A day spent mainly in Lincoln, but also visiting Derbyshire

I had originally planned on not only visiting a parlour in Derbyshire and checking out Lincoln, but also going down the A46 from Lincoln to Leicester, but eventually decided it would be too much and so I settled on a shorter day than I had orginally intended. A lot of that was due to the fact that I had not checked on the hours of my first call, Enigma of Ripley. I got there at 10.30 only to discover they did not open until 11.30 and then Sue, the boss was ill and not around, so I wasted an hour there, when I could have gone on to Lincoln and then come back via Ripley later.

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So I got to Lincoln around 12.30 and first popped into Simply Pleasure, topping them up with books. Just around the corner from them is Oasis, the city's leading parlour and while Melanie, the lady on that day finished off a customer, I successfully concluded my business with Jackie, the boss, who then suggested I enjoy a session with Melanie, myself. A lady who also works at the House of Divine in Milton Keynes, and this is a parlour that believes in quality control, I was very happy to accept the offer and Melanie, while no spring chicken, boasts a superb body and knows how to use it to maximum effect. I left totally satisfied.

Lincoln however also boasts a number of other establishments and I visited two that I already list in my books, Shanice's, now renamed Amour, in the city centre and Charisma, located in an end terraced house near Lincoln City's ground.

I called on Charisma first only to find they are about to move, but the proprietor told me they would be in touch to keep me abreast of the move when it happens. I did not know what to expect at the former Shanice's, located in another end terraced house. They had had a phone number change as well as a name change and that generally means a change of management, but to my surprise it was the same charming lady as I saw the last time I had been in Lincoln. Shanice was actually filling in by working herslf and looked delightful in her skimpy costume. I tried to get her to pose for a photo, though without success and she told me she would send me a photo of another lady shortly. I can only wait and see what happens.

None of the private establishments in this city has a website, even the one longest established and most reported on, Angels, located in yet another end terraced house, this time just off Monks Rd. Despite the number of reports it has had, I am not impressed, but I can only wait and see if the proprietor has become a little more friendly since I was last here.

With no other business in the city and not enough time to get down to Leicester I decided to check out a new flat in Derby and to my surprise it was just around the corner from that city's Simply Pleasure, though it is not called Oasis, one of the commonest names for parlours and flats. I called in on Simply Pleasure first but they were all right for books and so I headed into Liquid Indugence, more of an appropriate name for a wine bar. There I found myself meeting a very pregnant Elisha, who believe it or not, had entertained me at Jackie's former establishment called Oasis in Newark, when I had last met Jackie.

I explained everything I could do for them and took down all their details and must call again if only to meet her partner in the business, Chloe, who sounds delightful.

And with that I headed home, getting back rather earlier than I had intended.

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