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James and his crew member, Rhonda, sail their 1965 Alberg 30, Triteia, through the Marlborough Sounds in New Zealand.0:25 After weathering a storm in a protected anchorage, the pair attempts to sail seven miles toward Maori Bay but turns back when faced with 12 to 15 knots of wind on the nose.2:59 They relocate to Long Bay, where they anchor in 16 feet of water with 5:1 scope.6:53 The crew confirms the anchor set by powering down on it before taking a dinghy to explore the shoreline.7:17 The vessel is scheduled to transit to Havelock the following day to refuel, restock provisions, and access marina facilities.7:48 The crew notes that while the anchorage at Long Bay offers natural protection, they must remain vigilant about securing the dinghy against changing tides and wind conditions.15:19

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