Pirates? Mayhem? False alarms send the Great Loop crew into a midnight panic!
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Fleming 85
Owner-Operator World Traveler
BUILT FOR THE HORIZON As the largest vessel in the Fleming lineup, this 85-footer expands the brand's reputation for self-reliant cruising without compromising their core principles of reliability and safe performance. She features the systems and structural integrity expected of a world cruiser, yet remains manageable by an owner-operator. She represents the ultimate expression of the pilothouse concept for extended offshore living.
ALL SEASON COCKPIT This new Riviera design emphasizes season-proof boating, blending a large, covered space with an open deck for true indoor-outdoor flow. Propulsion is twin Volvo Penta IPS, delivering exceptional low-speed handling and over 30 knots at WOT. Built by a brand backing her with a seven-year structural warranty, she is designed to maximize every opportunity for time on the water.
INLAND ONLY At night, you see the lights shown in illustration D075RR below. These lights are shown by what type of vessel?
A. A barge being towed astern B. A tug pushing a barge ahead C. A tug towing a barge astern D. A barge being pushed ahead
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CANADIAN PIRATE ENCOUNTER This Great Loop episode has everything: a crippled crane they named "the chicken tender," a full-scale mosquito assault, and even an actual Canadian pirate encounter. But the real high-stakes drama starts with a bizarre sighting of "100 lights" in the midnight sky. Find out if the crew solves the mystery, fixes the gear, and survives a terrifying false alarm that sent the whole ship into a panic.
Shhh don't tell him there is someone sneaking up behind him
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The illustration D075RR shows a vessel with two masthead lights in a vertical line (indicating a power-driven vessel less than 50 meters in length engaged in towing) and the required sidelights and stern light (indicating forward movement). Crucially, it also displays two yellow towing lights in a vertical line (the second one where the stern light would normally be) which is the required signal for a pushing vessel and a vessel being pushed ahead as a composite unit (or when the towing vessel is alongside).
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