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Aire (lay-by)

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This is an Aire without services or toilet and screened from the road by a very high wooded bank. I have scored four times in five visits which is a good strike-rate for rural France, but twice involved a long wait. Driving out and in again lets the nervous know you are not just taking a break.
Crowd: Local gay/bi on way to from work or jobs. Lunch and tea breaks are normal in France! Ages from young and nervous to old with time to wait. Occasional trannie.

Neighbourhood: Rodez, Saint-Cristophe-Vallon

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Local gay/bi on way to from work or jobs. Lunch and tea breaks are normal in France! Ages from young and nervous to old with time to wait. Occasional trannie.

Heading north from Rodez, direction Decazeville/Brive, go through St.-C-V long straight bit passing football pitch and plant-nursery. The parking is on the right behind a high bank. From the North there is a small lay by just after it where you can safely turn round.
Cross street: on the D840 (was N140)
  • Crowd:Local gay/bi on way to from work or jobs. Lunch and tea breaks are normal in France! Ages from young and nervous to old with time to wait. Occasional trannie.
  • Directions:Heading north from Rodez, direction Decazeville/Brive, go through St.-C-V long straight bit passing football pitch and plant-nursery. The parking is on the right behind a high bank. From the North there is a small lay by just after it where you can safely turn round.
    Cross street: on the D840 (was N140)
  • Hours:24 hour parking occasional lorries overnight probably not gay.
    Best times: Mid to late afternoon, weekdays and Saturday. Sundays used by families.
  • Cruising Info/ Tips:You can make contact and move somewhere more "tranquille" eg a mile or so further north turn towards Conques and look out for track on left into woodland hill about a mile downhill. Some regulars will get you to follow them there or elsewhere.
    Cruisiest Spots: Down entrance to field at far end. There is a path onto the bank, which is safer, but not much used as it's a scramble!
  • Wheelchair Accessible:No
  • Warnings:None if you accept the limitations described.
    Warnings: Some of the guys getting it out just want a pee! Families have kids who also need to pee. Motorcycle cops sometime use it to hide and pull lorries over for checks. They don't take any notice if you act like a motorist taking a break.
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