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Stockholm, Sweden.

At Mälarpaviljongen, a strange and beautiful gay-owned bar and restaurant based on a rambling pontoon under the trees that floats out on Lake Mälaren and which, on a summer night like this in summer night city, is buzzing with LGBTQs and even straight folk.

On a night like this, everyone is knocking back their special rosé, a purchase that helps fund good works for LGBTQ communities across the world. They even make a point of employing and

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