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In my element

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Nottingham City Transport YP63WFC

Mike McNiven posted a photo:

Nottingham City Transport YP63WFC 603 seen on Canal Street, Nottingham on Turquoise Line 79 to Arnold

VALENTINE’S DAY WISHES

Brandy Madison posted a photo:

WITH LOTS OF LOVE AND KISSES.

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Flying to Kyoto

Starla Angelheart posted a photo:

Getting close on the private jet flying to Koyo Kyoto resort.

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Taken at Koyo Kyoto

All hair colors are welcome

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Sweet Love

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Babewyn posted a photo:

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A very small, landscaped, public recreation space over which the conflict of interest becomes visible, between real estate owners and business people on the one hand and precaritized, criminalized sex workers on the other, or as the situation is often described in the daily press; between the desire for safety and cleanliness of local residents and business people, and crime, as personified by sex workers in the neighborhood, whom the aforementioned grievance bearers perceive and portray as “foreign”.

And yet the red light character of the area is as old as its development in the mid to late 19th century, and is still clearly visible despite the intensified clean-up and gentrification of northern Schöneberg since the 1990s. There still are a few last hustler joints left.