A PERFECT Treasure Trail from the SIDE

This is photographic sculpture.  Look at the natural trail of hair that runs down his torso.  The light allows us to admire the brilliance of this specimen.

Thank you Kevin!

I wish you all safe passage through this Apocolypse.   If one day this blog has no posts, then I have become one of the statistics.  My mother and I are ripe COVID-19 victims.  We are doing our best to protect ourselves.

I hope all of you are doing the same.  And I hope you and your loved ones are safe.

Namaste to you all.

Behold.  Click on the photo to enlarge, if your equipment allows.

The Wet TREASURE TRAIL

I had an email from our benefactor Kevin yesterday.  It is always the best thing of my day, week, etal.

I love this beautiful specimen.  Completely natural.  Can you imagine if this beauty were obliterated for a silly, quite ancient fashion?

Thank you, Kevin.

This man makes me feel hopeful.

I hope you are all surviving.  We can always have a piece of eye candy, to transform a grimace to a smile.  If your equipment allows, I'd click on this photo to appreciate this male beauty even more.

Namaste to you all.

TWO Treasure TRAILS

I'd take either.  Or both.

How wonderful to see manhood au natural.   No marring.  Some men were made with hairy bodies.  Others were not.  And they are beautiful just the way they were created.

Artifice, contrivance, and obliteration of your natural-born beauty are sacrilege.   Enhancing one's beauty is admirable.  But one thing is, most of the times, not the other.

Thank you Kevin.  Click to enlarge if your equipment allows.  Stay healthy and safe!

Namaste, Mark

YES Please! Looking down a TREASURE TRAIL

Enchanting in every way.  This is proof that the way a man was born, should never be blemished.  

I am utterly charmed with every aspect of this specimen.  And I appreciate his profound remarkable, natural beauty.

Thank you, Kevin. 

I wish you all the best of health!  I hope this blog, which is committed to celebrating the natural beauty of manhood, brings you a bit of soccour.  Namaste to each of you.

Voila!

The TREASURE TRAIL au natural

The setting is beautiful.  As is this beautiful male specimen in a natural setting and grooming.

Thank you Kevin.

Please stop eliminating your natural male body hair.  Here we celebrate the natural state of manhood at its very best.

The TREASURE TRAIL from the SIDE

What a compelling photo of a man with a wonderful dark-haired treasure trail just the way I like it.  I love a natural, dark-haired specimen most of all.  But this dude adds a twist.  He bleached his dark hair white.    But his magnificent TT remains in all of its natural glory.   Bravo!  And we can admire what appears to be a remarkable treasure at the end in the sexy black brief underwear.

Thank you, Kevin.

LOOKING UP a Treasure Trail

A masterpiece.  In so many ways.  If this beautiful specimen were to wax or shave his body hair I would weep with regret.  This man was created, perfectly.  His manhood is so much more than his amazing cock.  It is the whole package.  Body hair is good, if you have it.  Please celebrate your beauty and don't wax, shave, or eliminate your male beauty.

Thank you Kevin.

Behold.  And celebrate this glorious specimen.  (Click to enlarge the photo if your equipment is capable).

Mark's Favorite TREASURE TRAIL

Thank you, Kevin.  This specimen always gets me going (I quote the genius Rufus Wainwright, "Old Whore's Diet).  I love the intense dark body hair.  The compelling, vivid bush.  On a lean lithe beauty.

Thank the goddess that this man has not marred natural beauty in anyway.    This is.....a tall drink of.......coffee.   Just the way I like it.

Click on the photo to inspect this amazing picture of masculinity.

A beautiful TREASURE TRAIL in Black & White

The thing about black and white photos is that they can magnify the beauty of the human form with the genius use of light and shadows.  This is a perfect example.

The nipples make me cry for joy.  As all as the rest of this specimen.  This is the perfect photographic composition in my opinion.  I love the play of light and shadow.

Thank you Kevin!  Click on the photo to see those veins in more detail (if your equipment allows).  There seems that there is a fine treasure at the end of this trail.  But it is the lighting and artistry that celebrates this manhood.