I have no idea who Steve Grand is, I can honestly say I’ve never heard of it him BUT I have seen this photo of him before……
Someone posted a bunch of photos of him over on the SpeedoForum.org and I looked him up. Turns out he is a singer and is out and proud.
Here is a question for you guys, do you think a public gay figure embracing speedos is a good thing or a bad thing? Does this make them more gay and worn less by everyone?
I’m not sure how I feel on this.
I do know that Steve Grand looks awesome in his speedos!!!!
Most of the time Kip and I live in ‘str8’ places. Here on the Northern NSW Coast there aren’t many out gay guys and all of my local mates are str8 (that might even include Alex – hehe).
Kip has the same thing in Colorado where he is surrounded by str8 guys and he is more ‘out’ than I am but he is still discrete about it to new people he meets up in the mountains.
Our few days in Sydney were definitely not like normal.
We got out ‘gay’ on.
We stayed at a really nice hotel near Hyde Park and I have a gay friend who lives overlooking the park as well. He really looked after us and we had a blast – I don’t think we met a str8 person in 3 days.
Gay bars, lots of gay guys and lots and lots of gay sex.
Kip had an absolute blast.
Saying that though, both of us were kind of over it after 3 days. The gay ‘scene’ was fun but I don’t think it is something I want to be a part of 365 days a year. At times it was like we were hanging around a bunch of girls. Perhaps it is because Kip and I are both kind of bloke’y blokes. We love being out doors, don’t mind getting dirty, neither of us spend enough time doing our hair.
It was really, really interesting, we had a blast and thanks to all the guys for all the fun.
This morning I woke up nice and early to a gorgeous day. Not a cloud in the sky, a little cool and not a breath of wind.
I hadn’t made any plans for the day but there was no way I could spend the day inside so I jumped in the car and headed down to Glenorchy where there are a bunch of hiking tracks (they call it ‘tramping’ in NZ). In the end I decided to shoot up the Routeburn Track (one of the ‘Great Walks’). I had been up there years and years ago and I was keen to see how far up I could get.
Surprisingly there was a little bit of snow up high which stopped me in my tracks but I had a great 7hr walk, there wasn’t many people about and I think I even got a little burnt.
I got the camera out a couple of times but these photos really don’t do it justice.
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