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Hazy Days of Summer 

The idyllic English countryside provides the glossy backdrop for a full hour of man-on-man action featuring seven hot British blokes (complete with a blond Tadzio in a sailor suit). The (well-endowed) vicar and the (uncut) gardener scene is not to be missed as they lovingly re-enact their own version of the martyrdom of St Sebastian in full view of an excited parishioner. Meanwhile a tennis player comes upon a naked boater for some mutual picnicking in the grass.
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The idyllic English countryside provides the glossy backdrop for a full hour of man-on-man action featuring seven hot British blokes (complete with a blond Tadzio in a sailor suit). The (well-endowed) vicar and the (uncut) gardener scene is not to be missed as they lovingly re-enact their own version of the martyrdom of St Sebastian in full view of an excited parishioner. Meanwhile a tennis player comes upon a naked boater for some mutual picnicking in the grass.

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Genre:Romance
Written By:Mike Esser
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Runtime:56 minutes
Studio:Pride Video

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