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Introducing myself to OSE (opensourceecology.org), and submitting TriloBoats as a candidate for the GVCS (Global Village Construction Set).

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Sailing can be enjoyable every day of the year, especially on the right boat and with the right crew. Here, recently crossing the Gulf of Lion, is the powerful SW105 Kiboko Tres.

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This might be the most unforgettable Khao Soi we’ve ever tried… A place built by 9 relatives - each of them a chef, each adding a piece of their soul here. But what stayed with me the most… was watching her. An elderly Thai woman, carefully making the crispy noodles - one of the most important parts of Khao Soi. Every portion - slow, intentional, full of respect. You can literally feel it in the taste. I even got to talk to her… and you just know this is more than food. If you’re in Chiang Mai - this place is a must. Trust me… you’ll want to come back again and again. 📍 If you’re planning a trip to Chiang Mai - save this spot. p.s. Full Chiang Mai guide dropping soon

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After years of travelling slowly across Japan — by sailboat, train, and on foot — I realised something unexpected: The hardest lessons weren’t about learning more. They were about unlearning assumptions. Not facts. Narratives. Cultural shortcuts. This short introduces a five-part reflection on 5 things I had to unlearn — and what that reveals about longevity, community, and aging. You can read the full essay here: https://www.nevertoolateacademy.com/post/five-things-i-had-to-unlearn-about-japan From the forthcoming book Longevity and the Art of Community: Lessons from Japan. #JapanSolo #Longevity #SlowTravel #HealthyAging #Community #FieldNotes

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