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definitely makes me :<ul><li>more tolerant of for diesel smell</li><li>review all my cooking arrangements (currently none+butane in the cockpit</li><li>re-check all flares, get rid of the scary ones with a chain-trigger</li><li>re-read the dozen bottles and cans of chemicals, get rid of the ones with heavier-than-air flamable fumes</li><li>thankful I have had the good fortune of Neptune not turning any of my mistakes into this</li></ul>
No flames of any kind while working on the engine; no candles, cigarettes, burners with coffee or food warming. No starting of engines until everything is cleaned up and the bilge has been blown out.
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