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This US Navy warship, at well over 200 years old, is not like the sea service's other ships, though. When it sets sail, the tall ship moves slowly, escorted by police boats and the Coast Guard and helicopters circling overhead. Today, it consists of three officers and around 80 enlisted Navy sailors — a mix of fleet returnees, meaning they've done previous tours, and individuals straight from boot camp. Jake Epstein/Business InsiderThe Constitution underway in the Boston Harbor on June 14. Flamini has worked as a medic during his three years with the old warship, but he also does pretty much anything else needed.
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An experienced mountaineer spent 500 days in a cave alone as part of a study in Spain. In a social media post just days before entering the cave, Flamini wrote to followers they would see each other again in April or May of 2023. The elite mountaineer spent eight days alone in a tent while the problem was resolved, before returning back underground, per the Associated Press. Despite calling the experience "unbeatable" and "excellent," the experienced athlete did have one complaint: a one-time fly invasion. When the experience had finished, Flamini didn't even realize what was happening when her teammates came to retrieve her.
Beatriz Flamini, an elite sportswoman, mountaineer and climber, is said by her support team to have broken a world record for longest time spent in a cave. She was 48 when she went into the cave, and celebrated two birthdays alone underground. WOOLLY HATSFlamini spent her time underground doing exercises to keep her fit and busy, painting and drawing and knitting woolly hats. She took two GoPro cameras to document her time, and got through 60 books and 1,000 litres of water, according to her support team. A spokesman for Guinness was not able to immediately confirm whether there was a separate record for voluntary time living in a cave and whether Flamini had broken it.
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