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Alex and Cory navigate the Intracoastal Waterway (ICW) toward St. Augustine and the St. Johns River while preparing to sell their current sailboat. During the transit, they encounter a bridge tender who mandates furling the sails for safety, a regulation they confirm applies to vessels under power or sail when passing through drawbridges.2:35 To maintain speed against strong currents in the St. Johns River, the crew utilizes river-rafting techniques, specifically "eddy hopping" along the riverbanks to find favorable counter-currents.14:34 They anchor temporarily to wait for slack tide before proceeding.15:47 The couple plans to move the boat to Green Cove Springs for storage, marking the end of their time with the vessel as they transition to a larger, more stable boat.11:38 Throughout the journey, they manage daily heat, insect pressure, and the logistical challenge of owning two sailboats in different countries.18:41

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