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Amsterdam Gay Pride a Rowing Success

01 Aug 2003 - 19h59. | glrfcentral for the Berlin Tattler | 110 views | 0 stamps

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Rowers stop for a picnic during a gay pride event. See all the images.

02 August 2003 - Amsterdam; The Amsterdam Gay Pride was a big success. Participants enjoyed both the the rowing trip as well as the Canal Parade. The rowing trip, which included a picnic for all participants, took place in the countryside just outside Amsterdam and was a very nice success.

The guests from abroad all really enjoyed spending some time in the 'flat' Dutch landscape. The day was concluded with a BBQ at one of the Amsterdam Rowing Clubs, Willem III. The Canal Parade was very packed with spectators and hotties alike.

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