The bell on Number 6 buoy clangs an accompaniment to the whistling of the sapphic wind!
Cuttyhunk is in season! Lesbians Jockeying for anchoring space! The bell on Number 6 buoy clangs an accompaniment to the whistling of the sapphic wind! Pink Shearwater, 38-footsloop, coming off Elizabeth Islands between Martha's Vineyard and the coast of Massachusettes!
The mooring lines are scarcely secured before the lesbians are handed off to one another!
Ashore, mingling with lesbian sailors lugging toys in canvass dufflebags! Lesbian day-trippers licking ice-cream cones! Wearing Cuttyhunk Shellfish t-tops, these lesbians are French Belon oysters coming out of their shell! Lesbian gourmets will pay a premium to eat one! Cuttyhunk lesbian energy is legendary!
They're hard to catch! Every time you think you have one, they do something different! (the striped bass---what did you think!)
You'll hear the wildest stories about lesbian pirates! Cuttyhunk lesbians disorderly having fun, giving rowing lessons...the nearest jail is Martha's Vineyard...seven miles away....YAY!!!
Cuttyhunk, offspring of the Ice Age, born from the leavings of glaciers retreating 12,000 years ago. In 1602 Englishman Bartholomew Gosnold landed but failed to form a colony, leaving only his name behind. Cuttyhunk and 15 other Elizabeth Islands now make up the town of Gosnold, next to Cuttyhunk Pond, Bayberry bushes and Witchgrass predominate---the bell on Number 6 buoy clangs an accompaniment to the whistling of the sapphic wind!
A young technician mourns his lover until he meets another man - a man with a secret. But there are other secrets as a jealous ghost returns to protect his turf.
A young technician mourns his lover until he meets another man - a man with a secret. But there are other secrets as a jealous ghost returns to protect his turf.
