Man Trav – Ibiza

March 1, 2010 by gordon  
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There are two busy gay nude beaches in Ibiza: Es Cavallet (exclusively gay) and Las Salinas. Both are located south of Ibiza town. You can reach the beach by bus that leaves from Ibiza Town every 30 minutes. The gay scene in Ibiza is mostly geared to gay males, but some of the bars are [...]

Travel – Pick-of-the-cropolis!

March 1, 2010 by gordon  
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Yee Gods! Adrian Gillan visits Athens, the birthplace of homosexuality!
Outside Egypt and the Middle East, perhaps no other city can lay so great a claim to being the cradle of “Western Civilisation” as Athens, whose 5th Century BC “Golden Age” (philosophers like Plato and Aristotle; dramatists like Sophocles, Euripides and Aristophanes etc) sowed [...]

Johan’s Blog – An American named Turk

March 1, 2010 by gordon  
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The last few weeks have been really busy for me. I’ve been on an extended business trip to Berlin; I’ve performed in a porn movie, I’ve made several videos for my own site, I’ve performed at some of our STAXUS live shows – and, at last, I’ve bought a car!
Yes, I’ve finally bought a new [...]

A class site

February 3, 2010 by gordon  
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Recently launched is 60by80 a new online and mobile travel guide, aimed at stylish Gay Professionals with a  taste for culture.
Profiling the best places to eat, drink, stay, see and do, 60by80 was Started by Michael Fuchs, founder of London cult newsletter Urban Junkies, and Stoytcho Vlaykov, formerly of Yahoo! Mobile in Europe, the new [...]

French Trio

February 1, 2010 by gordon  
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French Trio
Bored of Paris? Adrian Gillan heads south to sample the art, design, fashion, culture and scenes of three lesser-known gay-wooing Gallic gems: Montpellier, Lyon and Saint-Etienne.
Montpellier: Often described as the “second gay city of France”, plus one of the largest student cities of the country, the capital of the Languedoc-Roussillon region – [...]

Babylon in Bangkok. (Thailand)

December 21, 2009 by gordon  
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By Darrell Hirst.
Few capital cities can regard themselves as on a par with Bangkok. Thailand’s main urban centre is simply excess in all of its unrestrained glory. Bigger, better, more; the city is insatiable, a monster that feeds on its people, its smells, its tuk-tuk exhaust and carries poverty and extravagance as easily as religion [...]

Fantastic Fuerteventura!

December 21, 2009 by gordon  
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Loved Lanzarote? Tried Tenerife? Done Gran Can? Adrian Gillan samples that other volcanic Atlantic Spanish island idyll off the African coast: glorious Fuerteventura!
It might not be the biggest Canary – it’s second to Tenerife on that count – but Fuerteventura is definitely the longest, measuring 60 miles from Corralejo in the north to [...]

Keeping in shape this winter by Jarrett James

November 30, 2009 by gordon  
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So then Boyz, you wanna know the secret to looking great next summer! It’s easy and
very simple. The best way to get in shape for summer, is to stay fit through winter.
Hear are my 8 tips to keeping you in shape this cold and rainy winter.
8. Go Shopping – Walk at indoor locations like shopping [...]

Halloweek – Toronto

November 30, 2009 by gordon  
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Halloween is a special time in any Torontonian’s calendar. Rather than celebrate on just one night, like we do, they instead throw a whole week of celebrations: Halloweek. This year, festivities were wide and varied, held outdoors and indoors.
George’s Play held their own Drag and Leather Boo-Zaar and Psychic Fair, where drag, fancy dress and [...]

A Toast to Toronto

November 30, 2009 by gordon  
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By Adam Lowe.
Toronto is the capital of Ontario and the biggest city by population in Canada. Located on the northwestern shore of Lake Ontario, it has 2.5 million residents and is a leading financial centre in the global market. Its cosmopolitan population comprises British and French influences, as well as the obvious Americanisms, with over [...]

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