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    THE SHAPE OF THINGS TO COME

    by ALAN HARPER Sep 05, 2017 5 minutes

    The roomy top deck is large for her 55-foot LOA, but the options really set the Arcadia apart. Those windows power up to enclose the space.

    There is more to the Gulf of Naples than the imminent yet unpredictable inevitability of a fiery apocalypse. The locals seem sanguine about living in the shadow of Vesuvius. Even though two of the region’s principal tourist attractions are the ash-entombed towns of Pompeii and Herculaneum, in normal conversation the subject of molten lava and devastating pyroclastic flows hardly ever comes up. Anyway, the traffic is bad enough without contemplating the effects of three million people all trying to leave at the same time. Maybe it’s best to turn your back on the inevitable, and choose to live life in the moment.

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