Going Pro

Visited this place for the first time around 12:45 on a Wednesday afternoon, violating my rule of thumb to avoid hitting clubs within an hour of opening. Extenuating circumstances were that I almost never wind up in this neck of the woods, and I had a conference call scheduled for 1:30 pm., so it was basically a "now or never" situation. Assuming this place is similar to Delilah's Manville, with which I am well acquainted, I figured that, one way or the other, I would be in and out well within 45 minutes. It panned out, and I was on may way within 25 minutes of entry.

Club is a shabby standalone building on southbound US 9, which is a busy two-laner along this stretch of road. Parking and entrance are in the back, which many would consider to be a desirable feature. Parking lot is in rough shape, progressing from uneven broken asphalt to dirt to scrubland. I imagine there's plenty of room, even at peak times.

Place is kept extremely dark, much darker than Manville. Entry is towards the right end of a long, narrow, low stage, with two poles, from what I could see. Unsurprisingly, no dancer on stage at that hour, and no other patrons in sight. Didn't partake in restroom or regular LDs, so can't comment on those facilities.