Dave's Great Victoria B.C. Canada Trip September 2005
Extensive reviews and details at
http://sexworkvictoria.com
including details how I research trips to new Canadian (without legal issues and
far less costly vs. U.S.) cities, and other articles.
My 9 days in Victoria went very fast. While I miss some of the other activities
I enjoy in Ontario (full contact nude laps and nude-reverse massage), I must say
I very much enjoyed the sampling I had of many great escorts at the very nice
full price of $US135-140/hr. And of course the favorable legal situation in
Canada.
While outcall is 100% legal in all of Canada, while rarely enforced, incall is
technically a bawdy house 1850s law violation. Unlike other Canadian cities
where there aren't many incalls, all the agencies in Victoria had incalls and a
great relationship with LE. LE visits them regularly to check for their escort
licenses, but as long properly licensed and of course no one under aged, they
don't bother than incalls. In B.C. where there have been a lot of terrible
attacks on street hookers, they realize its far better to have incalls than the
problems of the streets. Public street solicitation is illegal - the
solicitation in a public place is illegal - not prostitution.
I have often said that in my experience for the physical intimacy I enjoy far
more than just sex, most American and Anglo Canadian women are no match for the
French Canadians in Quebec or the great Eastern Europeans I've enjoyed in
Toronto. But I can no longer say that. From my sampling and from my pre-trip
research based on reviews of many other gals that I didn't get a chance to
"sample" this trip, there must be something good in the B.C. water or something,
since most of the women I met were just as beautiful and intimate as the French
Canadian/Eastern European women I've met in Ontario.
I did have a bit of a slow start - Interrogated for 1.5 hours by Canadian
Customs. Quite a story at
http://sexworkvictoria.com/Interrogated.html
My posting brought a huge response and sharing of experiences when I shared it
on terb.ca (Toronto) as well as perb.ca (for Pacific Coast)
And there was the escort that I was so boring with....she fell asleep on top of
me... yes....although it wasn't really boredom of Old Dave! Story at:
http://sexworkvictoria.com/sheena.html
But other than that I have reviews of 8 other wonderful, beautiful gals included
at:
http://sexworkvictoria.com
As usual I had a large following on the Canadian boards I posted reports on
daily. As one said in my "Concluding Thoughts on Victoria" post (at
http://sexworkvictoria.com/conclusion.html ) said:
kudo's to dave
FAREWAELL DAVE ! loved your postings...and we all learned alot about our own
Victoria SP's who in
my....zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz...... (dreams)
While in Victoria I was also following the mess in New Orleans. While there was
no resources on scene from the U.S. the Vancouver Urban Search and Rescue Team
of 45 volunteers were in New Orleans rescuing people when otherwise, "There was
no rescue effort. He was struck by that," said Vancouver deputy fire chief John
McKearney. "We are the first and only Urban Search And Rescue team so far
deployed in this area and are in operations mode now," Armstrong reported.
Knowing the U.S. has so many resources in Iraq, the CANADIAN armed forces
tracked Hurricane Katrina and started preparing plans to deal with a potential
devastation. "We're not going to sit around and have a request come in and say,
"Oh, we'll need four or five more days to get ready", said General Hillier,
Chief of Canadian Defence. The Canadian mission, dubbed Operation Union had to
wait, ready to go, until the U.S. Government allowed them to send in their
military relief ships full of emergency aid.
One Canadian official said, "the U.S. has been unable to co-ordinate its own
resources, let alone accept an influx of foreign assistance...They can't even
get their own people in there,." noting it took at least five days before food,
water and other relief supplies started to get to those that needed it. It seems
the U.S. military had such supplies to the Asian Tsamani victims in 12 hours but
took 5 days for a homeland disaster.
Details about the huge Canadian response which has not had the credit it
deserves in the U.S. media "Canada Quickly Responds to U.S. Disaster Far more
organized and rapid response than U.S. Resources
Disaster Occurring Why I'm in Victoria" is at
http://sexworkvictoria.com/NewOrleans.html
While in Victoria I also wrote:
3 College Students Did What the U.S. Could Not Do
We need to modify the Posse Comitatus Act at:
http://sexworkvictoria.com/posseeComitatus.html