The engineer realised there was one air pressure group left with a tiny amount of air, which was some way up the companionway.
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On the port side is the galley with built-in two-burner spirit stove, a sink and a deep icebox beside the companionway.
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Curt Putnam of Rancho Cucamonga was on a seven-day charter in Mexican waters in June 1998 when a passenger was found unconscious in a companionway.
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Another luxury which is considered standard today is a smoking-room which was located at the top of the companionway leading from her saloon to the deck.
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These models were also delivered with an arch in the companionway cutout instead of a sliding hatchway, thus simplifying construction, retaining bulkhead strength and removing another possible source of leaks.
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The halyards and sheets lead back to the companionway for central control including mainsail furling, two winches located on the cabin top and two on the side decks handle all tasks.
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Poking my head out of the companionway hatch I find us storming along, a 35-knot northeast breeze on the quarter, lower topsail only, logging close to 10 knots.
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It is typical to run the halyards ( lines used to raise and lower the sail ) and sheets ( lines used to trim the sail ) to the companionway on a junk rigged boat.
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In standard form, factory finished, the galley consisted of a two-burner stove, which hinged from the aft cabin bulkhead, with a sink below, in a pedestal forming a support for the companionway.
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While fairly sure-footed on land, he manages to get into mortal peril in even the calmest water allowing Jack Aubrey to demonstrate his proficiency at diving rescues and is prone to plunging down hatches and companionways on board ship.
