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The crew of Jibsea explores Eleuthera in the Bahamas, focusing on land-based foraging and local landmarks. They visit the Boiling Hole, a natural tidal feature where ocean water surges through an underground tunnel, and the Glass Window Bridge, a narrow land bridge separating the Atlantic Ocean from the Great Bahama Bank.11:24 The crew also visits the Queen’s Baths, a series of natural rock pools formed by wave action at low tide.11:54 During their transit, they forage for wild bananas and coconuts, noting that the maturity of the coconut—indicated by the color of the husk—determines the ratio of water to meat.19:32 They also attempt to visit a sandbar to see stingrays, but high tide and windy conditions limit the encounter.17:39 The crew utilizes local infrastructure, including public trash bins and fuel stations, while navigating the island by foot and hitchhiking.1:09

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