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Cruising area · On the borders of Leytonstone/Woodford. One of 15 cruising areas in LB of Redbridge 1 of 15 in LB of Redbridge
Oak Hill.
Its a nice quiet part of the forest to relax in on a lazy afternoon. Lots of secluded bushes. I have had some good action there but it cannot be described as buzzing. I doubt if anything happens at night.
- Best time
- Afternoons and early evening.
- Crowd
- Mostly older guys but a few younger ones as well.
- Watch out
- Not enough people.
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Near Waterworks roundabout, LB of Redbridge Wheelchair: Not accessible
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Where exactly
From Waterworks roundabout take exit to Woodford. Petrol garages are on both sides and a pub is on the right. Turn left dowm Oak Hill. Immediately on the right is a small pond and a forest path. Walk down the path and it opens out to a clearing. Cruising occurs in the clearing and surrounding forest. Cross street: Oak Hill Rd/Epping New Rd.
Cruisiest spot: This is a quiet spot and not as busy as Snaresbrook. A nice part of the forest to walk around but if you are fussy you will probably only get lucky every now and then. Go to the far end of the clearing and sit on the fallen tree from where you can see who enters the clearing.
When to go
Afternoons and early evening. It's best during Summer afternoons especially weekends.
Sunset today · Sunrise tomorrow
Etiquette
Eye contact, but it is fairly obvious who is cruising so not much time is wasted before getting down to action.
Nudity: Yes / Yes. Summer afternoons usually up to about 3 men.
Safety
Not enough people. I have never heard of Police action but have heard that during summer holidays it has been known for a group of 2 women and a man patrolling with a dog. Apparently they are local parents and object to the clearing being used for nude sunbathing by men in the middle of small clumps of ferns providing only a little cover.
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