Bangkok isn’t a city - it’s a filter. If you need comfort, it will drain you. If you’re curious about how life really works, it pulls you in. Most travelers stay in malls. They look for the version of Thailand that’s easy to swallow. I follow the heat, the noise, and the routines that haven't changed in generations. Here, a $500 rooftop dinner exists right above a $2 street food stall that’s been feeding locals for decades. What can surprises you: 1️⃣ The Heat: You don’t escape it - you adapt. 2️⃣ The Food Logic: Plastic stools. No menu. Someone yelling in Thai. That’s where the real food lives. 3️⃣ The Contrast: Fancy cars over canal boats and BTS. Luxury and survival sharing the same street. Bangkok doesn’t try to be liked. It just shows you who you are. So tell me: do you look for comfort or contrast? 👇 If you choose contrast, you need the right coordinates. I’ve mapped special locations in Bangkok where the soul is still alive. No tourist traps. No bullshit. Send me "MAP" if you want them.

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Well done to 'V' on winning the @maxiregatta on @ircrating corrected time. Was a pleasure to shoot this stunning maxi earlier this year in Antigua

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Our video explores the mystery of water accumulation on a boat. We discuss how heeling and increased wind contribute to the movement of old water, offering insights into boat maintenance and the potential reasons behind this phenomenon. The engine is now perfectly dry. #BoatMaintenance #Heeling #WaterAccumulation #BoatLife #SailingTips #EngineCheck #Yachting #SailingAdventure #MarineMaintenance #DIYBoat

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After nearly three months out of the water, Quicksilver’s Port Douglas-based dive and snorkel catamaran Silversonic has a unveiled a striking new look and new generation engines following a $1.66 million refit. The 29 metre catamaran now shines with a sleek aluminium finish and is powered by two new Rolls-Royce mtu 2000 Series engines, compliant with sustainable marine fuels. Quicksilver Group Managing Director Tony Baker said the transformation reflects both innovation and long-term commitment to sustainable operations. “This refit was a major undertaking and a credit to our incredible Engineering team and local marine contractors. Silversonic not only looks fantastic but will also operate more efficiently, with reduced emissions and improved performance - helping future-proof our fleet for years to come.” The major exterior makeover - stripped back to shining aluminium, is a nod to her name and Quicksilver’s signature flagship wavepiercing catamarans. This latest investment completes the transition of Quicksilver’s Port Douglas outer reef fleet to sustainable fuel-ready engines, reinforcing the company’s leading role in environmentally responsible marine tourism on the Great Barrier Reef. Quicksilver General Manager of Operations Travis Clarke said the upgraded engines also bring operational benefits. “Our vessels Quicksilver VIII, Quicksilver V, Silversonic and Poseidon now share the same engine series, improving efficiency and allowing easier maintenance across the fleet. It’s a win for sustainability and for smart operations.” Designed for adventure and comfort, Silversonic carries up to 90 guests (despite capacity for over 130) to explore three spectacular Agincourt ribbon reef sites daily. Two air-conditioned decks, a spacious dive platform, sun decks and a state-of-the-art ride control system ensure guests enjoy a smooth and unforgettable reef experience. Located on the edge of Australia’s Continental Shelf, the world-renowned Agincourt ribbon reefs are celebrated for their crystal-clear waters, spectacular corals and abundant marine life, offering some of the very best day boat diving and snorkelling experiences on the Great Barrier Reef. Silversonic has exclusive permits to visit over 35 World Heritage Agincourt reef sites, as well as a permit to swim with minke whales if encountered. About the new engines: Silversonic was repowered with two new generation Rolls Royce mtu 2000 series commercial marine engines (10V2000M72) - certified for HVO (Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil) and other synthetically produced diesel fuels, and new ZF marine gearboxes. Video by Gavin Hardy

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