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A crew anchored in a Bahamian anchorage experiences severe weather, including 50-knot gusts and persistent, uncomfortable swells that cause the boat to circle its anchor repeatedly.2:55 The crew struggles to maintain position in a small, 10-by-10-foot sand patch surrounded by grass, eventually relocating 15 miles to a more protected anchorage once winds subside.4:21 During the subsequent 30-mile offshore passage toward Nassau, the crew catches a mahi-mahi, which they prepare as fish tacos using an air fryer.8:26 The vessel experiences ongoing maintenance issues, including a non-functional masthead light, which the crew temporarily replaces with a battery-powered dinghy light at the waterline, and a leaking generator compartment.5:45 The crew plans to visit a marina in Nassau to address the generator and watermaker repairs while accessing local amenities.12:50

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