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A mountain of gold? Not quite, but the obsession is real. At the Wua Lai Saturday Market, there’s a spot where time stops. From a distance, it looks like a shimmering pile of gold, but as you get closer, you realize it’s a sea of hand-cast bronze. There is something deeply primal about sitting on a tiny stool, digging through thousands of metallic artifacts to find your match. It’s a lesson in patience and the beauty of raw materials in the heart of Chiang Mai’s silver district. This exact spot and my other secret finds are included in my upcoming "Live Full Eat Slow" guide to Chiang Mai. Stay tuned! 📍Location: Wua Lai Walking Street (Saturday Market), Chiang Mai
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Downwind, the Melges 19 takes off, effortlessly accelerating and planing in as little as 10 knots. Its nimble design responds instantly to input, yet remains remarkably stable and easy to handle across a wide range of conditions.
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Salida en el Santa Marta en familia A Redes en Junio del 2020
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The path out of the Strangford lough narrows on the way to the Irish Sea keeps any captain on their toes. With the tide racing almost as fast as the wind and plenty of rocks and depth changes you always have the chance to see some whirlpools while working to windward. The team on J109 GTR watch the waves build as the rudder was whipped from left to right as we past once of the larger whirlpools on the way to the strangford lough bar.
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