Fire in the clouds, by Marek Rużyk (1965-)
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Fire in the clouds, by Marek Rużyk (1965-)
This motor barge on the Thames Quay is HUGE. It was built in 1957, so it’s been reno’d, and has 6 bdrms., and 6 baths in 8,000 sq. ft.
The dining area seats 12.
There’s a bar and 3 reception areas for entertaining.
One of 2 kitchens. Look at the size of that professional chef’s stove. The other kitchen is a “display kitchen” with a monitor that displays the wait staff’s orders to the chef who prepares the order.
There are 2 bedrooms that have double accommodations for the staff.
This looks like another staff bedroom. With a boat this size, I guess you’d need a staff.
Each bedroom has its own roomy en suite featuring Brazilian tile.
Beautiful private deck is 1,302 sq. ft. and the roof retracts in case it rains, or the sun is too hot.
https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/81530670#/?channel=RES_BUY
Working on a viking! Here’s a timelapse of his armor!
Mill Hotel by Tony
Long tail fishing boat Thaï
August 25 2020
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Ko Lanta - Thailand
Ko Lanta is an island located in the Andaman see, off the coast of Southern Thailand. As with many other destinations in the Krabi province, Ko Lanta is known for its diving and white sandy beaches. Many of the resorts on the island are locally owned, and feature beachfront bungalows. The island is a great place to watch the sunrise and sunset.
The culture on the island is a mix of Buddhist, Muslim, Thai, Chinese culture. The island is also home to the unique Chao Le people, who are known as “people of the sea”, who make most of their income from catching and selling seafood. They have managed to retain their own language, culture, and traditions in the face of booming commercialism in the area.