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R" is for
Riley,
Reign,
Rolberto's,
Rigoberto's,
really
ravishing
radicalness...
Recently, I was on vacation spending several days getting my nature on outside Seattle. Coming down from the Pacific Northwest, I decided to take a detour from Washington through Oregon and Idaho, down into our favorite four-letter Northeastern Nevada city: Elko! Instead of coming north into Elko via Ely and Wells, this time around I came down from Idaho into Nevada via Mountain Home, the Duck Valley Reservation, and Highways 51 and 225.
Really, for those of you who don't mind deserted roads, this is an incredible drive. If you have a bike or sports car that can handle the twisties, there are some stretches of 51 and 225 that would rival any of the curvy, twisty European roads one sees on something like Top Gear or The Grand Tour. It's mile after mile of 2nd- and 3rd-gear corners and hairpins stitched together, with the added challenge of having to avoid cows, birds, and skunks. Such a fun road. Only thing is the cellular/GPS reception is non-existent, so to navigate, you have to rely on dead reckoning, the position of the sun, your sense of direction, and your compass if you have one. No cell service until you get to I-80 either. While the Mormon crickets have moved on from Elko proper and I-80, it appears they've been migrating north as they were all over 51 and 225. The crickets do make the surface a bit twitchy at times, lending the road a rally-course feel. Gotta counter-steer into a slide and watch out not to cook the brakes!
Redirecting now, as that was too much geeking out about cars and roads; let's talk about Mona's, Inez's, and Sue's!
Mona'sRileyI had wanted to see Riley ever since I spotted her when she was headed to a lineup during my first-ever visit to Mona's a while back. At the time, I was struck by her beauty and by how tall she was. The night I got into town during this trip, I scheduled an evening appointment with her. Those eyes, that smile, that voice...wow. She is so sweet, so much fun to talk with, and even more fun in bed; her skills are otherworldly. I was amazed at how in-sync we were and how each of us could predict what the other wanted. I think it helped that both of us are so giving. She brought out a side of me I never knew I had. The morning I left town, I had a second party with her, and it was the best parting gift I could get from Elko.
ReignFinally my time in Elko coincided with Reign's tour at Mona's! I can see why Reign is so popular: she is so perky, funny, and spunky, and I love her attitude. She is whip-smart, strong-willed, and really skilled at what she does. If you can keep up with her intellectually and sexually (a fun challenge), she'll show you a great time!
JessyWhat can I say about my favorite Filipina that I haven't said before in my previous post? [
https://sex-in-nevada.net/smforum/index.php/topic,39126.0.html] Jessy was simply amazing and wonderful as always. I certainly couldn't stop by Mona's without seeing her again at least once. We had so much fun; it's going to be a while before I can come back up through Elko, and I'm so happy I got to see her again.
Hanging out at Mona's and Inez'sAfter partying at Mona's, I hung out at the bar and chatted a bit with Mia and the new girl, Zara, who had just started at Mona's not too long ago. Zara is very pretty in person; she's a bit reserved and soft-spoken at first but opens up once she gets to know you better.
I later went across the street and hung out for a bit at the bar at Inez's to unwind. Guys, if you're on the fence, it's not a far walk; visit both houses!
I met Selena and Nia briefly at the bar. Lovely ladies, both. Selena has those incredible lips and that figure. I don't know if Nia normally wears glasses, but she looked amazing with them on, though admittedly I do have a thing for girls in glasses. Got to meet and have a nice chat with Peter, and talked for a while with Lady, who gave me plenty of great local food suggestions moving forward. A relaxing post-party hangout.
Of course, many thanks to Louis, Peter, Mia, Carol, and Lady at Mona's and Inez's for making everything happen and for fun hangouts along the way. Had the good fortune of running into
BryGuy as well! Nice to finally put a face to the name; as time goes on, hopefully I can meet more of you guys in person as our paths cross.
Sophia @ Sue'sOut of curiosity, I swung by Sue's to say hello and see who was in. There, I met Sophia, a petite, busty, curvy cutie with long, thick black hair, who appeared extremely demure and shy at first, but once the clothes came off she was absolutely wild in bed! Slight language barrier but somehow that made things even more exciting.
Also, something good to know: looks like Sue's started a loyalty/frequent-flyer card system recently, so if you party 10x you get one free! A nice new development.
LodgingReally comfy! This time around, I stayed at the
Ledgestone Hotel, just off I-80 near the Holiday Inn Express. It's a bit further from the houses than, say, Rodeway, Thunderbird, or Stockmen's, but from its parking lot it's a couple of turns onto Idaho St and then pretty much a straight shot down to 3rd St. It's a 5-10 minute drive to the houses depending on traffic. Not bad. Big rooms with lots of amenities; to name a few: big fridge/freezer, full-featured kitchen, huge sofa, very quiet ambiance and location. It's more geared towards extended (>1-week) stays but for two nights, it worked really well for my needs.
RestaurantsRolberto'sReally good thing
Rolberto's is open 24 hours; it was just what I needed when I had a case of the late night munchies. Their burritos and carne asada nachos are the ultimate comfort food.
Rigoberto'sRight, another "
R" Mexican place! Located across from Rodeway Inn,
Rigoberto's was one of the few places to eat that was open in the early morning. Delicious breakfast burritos.
Odeh'sReturning here after my first visit. Had the shish kebab sandwich this time around, and it hit the spot.
Starbuck's @ Maverick CasinoRandom tidbit for those of you who like lots of adjectives and Italian words in your coffee: of the 3
Starbucks locations in Elko, the one inside
Maverick is the only one that really works with in-app orders and they make drinks really well.
Wrap-UpRecognizably, this trip comprised lots of parties, but I was acutely aware that it may be a while before I could have the chance to return to Elko.
Really eagerly anticipating the next time my work/vacation/travels take me though this part of the country again.
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