‘Tenerisex’: discover the best places to unleash your passion

Users can add their favorite corners of the Island to have sex without being seen

It is one of those recurring themes that usually cause a smile and, why not say it, some curiosity. It is multiple thematic about which you can find information on the Net, even some that are considered taboo.

Who hasn’t experienced a situation in which he or she has had to give free rein to passion in an improvised way? If so, and you don’t know the ideal love nests to unleash the frenzy in Tenerife, don’t worry, you can find support on the Internet.

In addition to the popularly known, in the web Simpleescorts.com in the section of London escort you can count on a numerous list of contributions of users in which different locations are recommended for all tastes.

Different locations

The locations range from parks, beaches, some viewpoints and even open fields, where you can find the intimacy and tranquility needed to enjoy these encounters -either as a couple or in a group or with active participation or just watching-.

The range of comments is so wide that it covers different municipalities of the island, so whether you live in the north or south or in the metropolitan area, there will always be some resource available to live a different experience.

According to the ranking generated on the web SimpleEscorts.com in Manchester escort, the best “picadero” of Tenerife is in Fasnia, with an average score of 4.1 out of 5, with 158 votes, and in which one comment stands out: “at night no one passes by. Close to the stars…”.

In second place is the Sordo beach, in the municipality of Arico, with a score of 3.7 out of 5, and with a total of 140 votes, one of the descriptive comments that are collected on the page is “quite intimate place. Cove in the shape of a huge coration, with plenty of places and sun, ideal for exchange or nudism”.

Completing the ‘top 3’ is the Montaña Amarilla, in the municipality of Arona, has been rated with a 3.6 out of 5 and mention is made of “the nudist beach of Costa del Silencio”.

The main objective of swingersplaces.com is none other than to offer information about clubs for liberal couples, as well as places where dogging and outdoor sex is practiced.

In fact, you can find in particular three places for the exchange of couples as the ‘Pub Iglú’, in Tabaiba -municipality of El Rosario-; the ‘Triangle de Paris’ and the ‘Mystique Swingers Lounge Bar’, both in Playa de las Américas -Adeje-.

Days With My Stepsister, the anime I thought was My Dress-Up Darling, announced

I can’t be the only one who saw the promo image and thought it was the second season of Marin and co.

There are enough trends in anime to stop a car, and personally the one I always remember the most was the one of the male protagonist with short brunette hair. Does this seem inaccurate? Well, yes, but there was literally a time when ‘Kiritos’ started appearing everywhere. Now, it seems that ‘the blonde with pink eyes’ is gaining more and more strength, because after “My Dress-Up Darling” and some others, the anime “Days With My Stepsister” has now been announced.

Days With My Stepsister will have its own official anime

I’m not going to make jokes or anything about it looking like a uncennsored hentai title as I’ve seen so many already, so I’ll just leave you below with the concept teaser trailer that has been used for the confirmation of the “Days With My Stepsister” anime:

And having seen the teaser trailer, I leave you next with the little details of the announcement (via ANN):

  • To begin with, it’s time to say that no, the author of Days With My Stepsister is not the author of My Dress-Up Darling. In this case it’s Ghost Mikawa, and the similarities between its protagonist and Marin are mere coincidence (or inspiration, who knows). ❌
  • Days With My Stepsister is not a hentai videos story, or ecchi or anything that falls into the camp of slutty; what I’ve seen most repeated among people is that it’s a ‘wholesome’ story, or what is the same: it warms your soul, heart, tibia and sternum. ❤️
  • Voicing its main characters will be Kouhei Amasaki (Otto in Re:Zero), who will play
  • Yuta Asamura, and Yuki Nakashima (Lisa in Bang! Dream) as Saki Ayase. ✔️

Below you have the commemorative illustration of Saki Ayase by Hiten, the novel illustrator of Days With My Stepsister:

Ultimately, I already tell you that at the moment there is neither release date nor studio confirmed to work on “Days With My Stepsister”. Also, personally I see the anime premiering at the earliest in the second half of 2023, for ‘timing’ of this first announcement more than anything. In any case, now we just have to be patient until the tidbits arrive.

Synopsis of Days With My Stepsister

The story revolves around Yuta Asamura, whose parents remarry him in high school and he meets a gorgeous (and smaller than him) stepsister named Saki Ayase (and who is the best student of her year). Both of them have some knowledge about relationships between men and women thanks to their parents, and in order not to cause trouble they agree not to fight too much but also not to give in too much, thus generating a (moderate) distance between the two of them.

This is the story of how Saki, who despite being a loner wants family love, and Yuta, who is not sure how to be an older brother, gradually become more comfortable with each other.

The largest lakes in the world

The world is a wide stage with spectacular scenery composed of fascinating landscapes. From the hand of our rankings, we have already taught you a good number of these magnificent scenarios. Thus, for example, we have seen the 10 most beautiful places in the world where our readers left us their opinions, the 5 best landscapes in the world that made you want to reassemble the suitcases or the rarest places in the world that They didn’t stop surprising you.

But for today I prepared a list that is worth knowing and that will enrich your options for possible new destinations. These are some of the largest lakes in the world.

The lakes
First of all, geographically speaking, it is convenient for us to know what lakes are, well, come on, not everything is simply having fun and saying that you have visited a particular place, knowledge also counts. A lake is simply defined as an area of ​​water surrounded by land.

The lakes are always isolated from the sea and, of course, from the oceans. They contain fresh water that comes from rivers and other natural sources, forming as a result of certain geological conditions, such as the movements of the Earth’s tectonic plates, glacial melts or volcanic activity, among other things. Some are so but so large that they are often called closed seas and in fact, some are known as a sea, for example the Caspian or Dead Sea, which are actually lakes. Let’s see some of them.

The largest by area
1.Lake of the Caspian Sea
It is located in the western part of Asia, on the border with Europe, and has an area of ​​approximately 371,000 square km. It is said that his name is due to the fact that in ancient times the Romans found salt there, so they considered it as a sea.

2. Superior Lake
Located in North America and with 82,100 square km, it is the longest and second largest freshwater lake in the world. The deepest point of Lake Superior reaches 406 meters and marks one of the geographical boundaries between the United States and Canada.

3. Victoria Lake
Lake Victoria, 68,800 square km, is located in Africa, more precisely between Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania. It is the largest of said continent and the second largest freshwater in the world. An interesting feature about this lake is that the most important source of water that sustains it is the same rainfall of the place.

4.Lake Huron
With an area of 59,600 square km, Lake Huron is located in the same area as Lake Superior that we have already seen, between the US and Canada. In fact, it is the second largest of the five Great Lakes, being surpassed only by the aforementioned.

5. Michigan Lake
Similarly, Lake Michigan, between the US and Canada, is in third place. Its area is 57,800 km2 and its deepest point does not exceed 85 m, which by the way, is really very deep.

The 5 Great Lakes of North America

Do you want to know more about the Great Lakes of North America?

These large lakes have not been formed like those of normal size. Scientists have concluded that they formed about 13,000 years ago, after the last Ice Age. The large amount of ice from the mountain glaciers formed enough streams of surface current that led to a land with greater depression. In this case, to form a basin where the land is inclined in favor of water storage, what we know today as Great Lake could be formed.

Among the 5 lakes cover a total area of ​​244,160 square kilometers. This amount of water corresponds to 21% of the total fresh water in the world. This fact makes us think about the importance of these lakes not only for the natural ecosystem, but also for the human being as well.

Although we name these lakes as separate entities, being formed on the same continent and not so separated from each other, they remain interconnected with each other. In this way, they are creating a continuous stream of fresh water that encourages the proliferation of natural ecosystems, with good vegetation and associated fauna. In addition, in ancient times it contributed a lot to the formation of counties and civilizations that settled around these large bodies of continental water.

The names of these lakes are Huron, Superior, Ontario, Michigan and Erie. All are between Canada and the United States. They are perfect for generating natural environments and potentially sustainable and economically interesting tourist activities. In addition, for travelers and tourists, these Great Lake are a good option to take a great vacation or a well-deserved rest.

This lake is the smallest of the 5. However, it is not necessary to rush with a small word, since if we compare it with a conventional one, it is huge. It is the one that is most affected by the activities of man. It is located around urbanizations and agricultural activities. This action of man causes the lake to receive certain environmental impacts that threaten its degradation.

It is not as deep as the rest of the Great Lakes and, therefore, warms more in summer and spring. On the contrary, in winter we can find it completely frozen. Thanks to the fertility of the soils that are located around the lake, agriculture can be exploited. However, these activities generate certain impacts on the water and soil, generating pollution that degrades the lake.

Its extension covers towns such as Ohio, New York, Ontario, Indiana and Pennsylvania.

This lake is the third largest compared to the rest. It is connected to Lake Michigan through a hydraulic space known as the Straits of Mackinac. It is a place with quite a tourist attraction since it has sandy beaches and rocks with a large area.

Its extension covers towns such as Michigan and Ontario. The main tributary of this lake is the Saginaw River.

Background

It is now recognized that global and regional climate change has – and continues to have – important impacts on terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems. Recent studies, for example, have revealed significant warming of lakes throughout the world (eg., Schneider and Hook, 2010; Hampton et al., 2008; Coats et al., 2006; Vollmer et al., 2005; Livingstone, 2003). Remarkably, the observed rate of lake warming is – in many cases – greater than that of the ambient air temperature (Schneider and Hook, 2010; Austin and Coleman, 2007; Lenters, 2004). These rapid, unprecedented changes in lake temperature have profound implications for lake hydrodynamics, productivity, and biotic communities (e.g., Kirillin, 2010; Tierney et al., 2010; Peeters et al., 2007; Verburg et al., 2003).

Thus, there is a significant need to assemble and synthesize global records of lake temperature from both in situ and remote sensing data sources. The Global Lake Temperature Collaboration (GLTC) began in the fall of 2010 to organize an international group of investigators with interest in and access to global lake temperature records (both in situ and satellite-based). This group currently involves 57 scientists from 15 countries across a wide range of institutions.

Motivation

The overall goal of the GLTC project is to utilize in situ and remotely sensed lake temperature data to address the following scientific questions:

  1. What are the global and regional patterns of lake warming (or cooling) over the past several decades, and are they concordant across space and time?
  2. What climatic and geographic factors control these patterns (e.g., air temperature, solar radiation, latitude, elevation, lake area, lake depth)?
  3. How do inferences from in situ records compare with those from satellite data (e.g., mean values, trends, interannual variability)?
  4. Do trends in lake surface temperature mimic those in deeper waters, and what does this imply for vertical mixing and stratification?
  5. What are the ecological consequences of the observed changes in lake temperature?

References:

Austin, J. and S. Colman. 2007. Lake Superior summer water temperatures are increasing more rapidly than regional air temperatures: A positive ice-albedo feedback. Geophysical Research Letters 34 L06604. doi: 10.1029/2006GL029021.

Coats, R., J. Perez-Losada, G. Schladow, R. Richards, and C. Goldman. 2006. The warming of Lake Tahoe. Climatic Change 76: 121-148.

Hampton, S.E., L.R. Izmest’eva, M.V. Moore, S.L. Katz, B. Dennis, and E.A. Silow. 2008. Sixty years of environmental change in the world’s largest freshwater lake – Lake Baikal, Siberia. Global Change Biology 14: 1947-1958.

Kirillin, G. 2010. Modeling the impact of global warming on water temperatures and seasonal mixing regimes in small temperate lakes. Boreal Environment Research 15: 279-293.

Lenters, J.D. 2004. Trends in the Lake Superior water budget since 1948: A weakening seasonal cycle. Journal of Great Lakes Research 30: 20-40.

Livingstone, D.M. 2003. Impact of secular climate change on the thermal structure of a large temperate central European lake. Climatic Change 57: 205-225.

Peeters, F., D. Straile, A. Lorke, and D.M. Livingstone. 2007. Earlier onset of the spring phytoplankton bloom in lakes of the temperate zone in a warmer climate. Global Change Biology 13: 1898-1909.

Schneider, P., and S.J. Hook. 2010. Space observations of inland water bodies show rapid surface warming since 1985. Geophysical Research Letters 37 L22405. doi: 10.1029/2010GL045059.

Tierney, J.E., M.T. Mayes, N. Meyer, C. Johnson, P.W. Swarzenski, A.S. Cohen, and J.M. Russell. 2010. Late-twenteith-century warming in Lake Tanganyika unprecedented since AD 500. Nature Geoscience 3: 422-425.

Verburg, P., R.E. Hecky, and H. Kling. 2003. Ecological consequences of a century of warming in Lake Tanganyika. Science 301: 505-507.

Vollmer, M.K., H.A. Bootsma, R.E. Hecky, G. Patterson, J.D. Halfman, J.M. Edmond, D.H. Eccles, and R.F. Weiss. 2005. Deep-water warming trend in Lake Malawi, East Africa. Limnology and Oceanography 50: 727-732.