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Gay Krakow Come And Slay The Dragon Over the past few years, Eastern Europe has become one of the hottest places to go on your gaycation. While many people still hit Brazil, Argentina and the Far East, hip travelers are figuring out that the former Soviet Bloc is where it's at. This may be why Gaypedia lists Krakow, Poland as one of the of top ten cities to visit on a gay vacation. Prices are low, there is a thriving gay scene, and you can brag to your friends that you visited someplace legitimately exotic. Much of its history sounds like something out of Game of Thrones. For example, it was named capital of Poland by Kazimierz the Restorer in 1038. There is a medieval feeling to much of Krakow, and architecture styles you won't see in the West. But Krakow is one of the oldest cities in Europe with estimates that it was first settled in 20,000 B.C. Many residents believe it was built on top of the cave of a dragon who was slain by King Krak. You will want to visit the city in the spring or summer, when the weather is nice, because in the winter the weather can drop to -20 Celsius. But during tourist season, you'll have a gay old time so, my burly bears, terrific twinks and beautiful bottoms, let's take a little journey to Krakow, Poland. Homosexuality In Krakow Krakow has an odd relationship with the growing homosexual community. Young people, born after the fall of the Berlin Wall, are very, very accepting of gay people and have helped make parts of the city incredibly gay-friendly. Older residents, however, were taught by the communist government that homosexuality is a disease and many still remain uncomfortable with gay men and women. For this reason, the city advises that gay people display public displays of affection only in the gay parts of the city. On the other hand, in the gayborhoods you'll see dudes making out with other dudes all the time. This dichotomy is considered entirely generational, and the city is growing more and more gay each and every year. And, while there was initially some hostility toward the local Pride parade held every year in May that has gone away and is now considered one of the main events of the year, largely because of the amount of tourist revenue it brings in. Male Escorts In Krakow You'll be glad to know that prostitution male and female is completely legal in Krakow. And because of the state of the economy, there are many escorts and rent boys in the bars, clubs and saunas. They are far less expensive than in similar cities in Western Europe, and generally very accommodating. The age of consent for both sex and prostitution in Krakow is 15, so you may see younger working boys than you are used to but you can still find plenty of rent boys in their 20s and 30s. The bottom line is that if you are into Eastern Euro-type escorts, Krakow is hands-down the best place for you to go and have them play with your dragon. The Gayborhoods Krakow has two main gayborhoods - Kazimierz and Stare Miasto. This is where you want to find your hotel and spend most of your cruising time. There are a ton of gay bars, restaurants and saunas in both districts. And, because space is tight you'll often get your choice of what you want in one location. For example, it's not uncommon for a place to have a regular gay bar on the ground floor, a gay sauna on the first floor, and a gay sex kink club in the basement. Feel free to be as open with your gayness as you want in these two neighborhoods and expect to be cruised constantly by both rent boys and regular dudes alike, as the non-gay population of Krakow tends to avoid these neighborhoods, making them gayer than The Castro. It should be noted that many gay bars are only open Thursday through Saturday, so you'll have less places to chose from on the weekdays. What To See Outside The Gayborhoods You won't want to spend your entire vacation sucking and fucking in the gayborhoods. That's fun, but Krakow is a major tourist destination because it is incredibly tourist friendly. So, when you need a break from the cruising scene you can butch yourself up a bit and head out into the other parts of town. The most popular tourist destination is Oskar Schindler's factory popularized by the movie Schindler's List. Here you can see where Schindler helped shield many people from the atrocities of Nazi occupation. After that, you may want to visit the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, which has been converted into a Holocaust memorial. Also popular is a practice known as the City Game, organized by the various hotels in the city. Run as sort of a scavenger hunt, the game encourages you to visit various little-known, but interesting parts of Krakow in order to score points against the other tourists competing in the game. The Royal Way is a beautiful street that leads you to the Wawel Castle, which is a site to behold. Let's Get Kraking! Are you up for a visit to Krakow? I am, so let's go get 'em! cc boytoy.com 2013

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Hi everybody, I`m planning a new visit to Brazil in the second half of August. Probably it is not the best season but it is work (a lite work) for me. This time, after a week in RJ I'll travel to Brasilia and Curitiba... I wonder if rhere is much to do in the federal ciyt capital: any information?? Any travel companion? And at the end of October I have my annual visit to Colombia. By the way, I found a very nice guy in Gayromeo--Bogota as TOTTOSEXY. I met him last sommer in Buenos Aires and was a great company... Nice body, ok face and totally client-oriented, since he likes his men a bit older...i Ep

105-Year-Old Texas Woman Reveals Bacon as her Secret behind Long Life Staff Reporter First Posted: May 08, 2013 07:35 AM EDT A 105 year old Texas woman has earned a place in almost all headlines by revealing the most unlikely secret to her long life. (Photo : Youtube) Strangely, her key to longevity is bacon. Yes, you read it right; 105-year-old Pearl Cantrell loves to eat bacon and feasts on it almost every day. Her story, for sure, will be a subject of research for most health scientists. Pearl Cantrell, who's mostly referred to as the '105-year-old bacon woman', said in an interview with a local NBC station, "I love bacon and I eat it everyday. I don't feel as old as I am, that's all I can say." Resident of Central Texas, Cantrell, a mother of seven, has outlived three of her kids, as well as her husband. Her recent 105th birthday bash was a three-day affair that included more than 200 guests. http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=WxamQBCwfWM Reports according to KRBC state that Cantrell's love for bacon grabbed the attention of the American meat and cold cut production company Oscar Mayer. A representative of the company was present at Cantrell's birthday. The spokesman reached her home in a Wienermobile and gave the 'bacon woman' a ride in the hot dog-shaped truck, gifting her tons of bacon, with more to come in the future. "We've seen a lot of stories on the road, but nothing quite like this one, so we're excited to be here," Abraham Luna, one of the representatives, told KRBC, of the 105-year-old bacon woman. "Pearl is an inspiration for the community, and her friends and family, so we had to make a special stop here for her today." Cantrell's daughter Anno says that her mother taught them to work hard and think about living everyday they woke up. She never spoke about dying. She is very active and still loves to dance. This story comes as a challenge to the latest study conducted by the University of Zurich, which clearly states that eating too much bacon elevates the risk for bowel cancer. http://www.scienceworldreport.com/articles/6715/20130508/105-year-old-texas-woman-reveals-bacon-secret-behi-long.htm

My ideal boycation would involve flying. It almost doesn't matter where because the trip is what does it for me, not the destination. Having a young man who also enjoys flying or, be still my heart, actually had an interest in aviation + a nice airplane + the money to do it all would be completely sufficient. I almost had one of these a few years back. I was on a business trip to CYVR (Vancouver) and was to bring the airplane back empty. So, I arranged for a meeting of a "friendly" guy to meet me there. We flew back to Seattle and did the Boeing factory, the air museums, Friday Harbor and then flew to Kalispell and did the Road to the Sun in Glacier National Park. From there we flew to COS (Colorado Springs) and then MEM, after which he flew home. It was only 4 days but I enjoyed it a lot. Best regards, RA1

...again, not a joke at all for dog people.