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The Farmer's Friends 

This countryside romp features twelve hot 18 to 21 year old models in 8 sperm-splashing scenes. Jan Erikson is our local farmer who gets it on with the postman after he delivers a mail-order porno magazine, and with 6 others in two orgies and also in a one-on-one love scene at the end. This curly-haired blonde is only featured in a handful of Man's Best videos. This would rank as his personal best performance. Watch as this natural-looking stud with a flawless cock fucks his friends again and again. Great outdoor footage.
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This countryside romp features twelve hot 18 to 21 year old models in 8 sperm-splashing scenes. Jan Erikson is our local farmer who gets it on with the postman after he delivers a mail-order porno magazine, and with 6 others in two orgies and also in a one-on-one love scene at the end. This curly-haired blonde is only featured in a handful of Man's Best videos. This would rank as his personal best performance. Watch as this natural-looking stud with a flawless cock fucks his friends again and again. Great outdoor footage.

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