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The crew of a catamaran anchored in Le Marin, Martinique, manages ongoing structural repairs to the boat's bow while contending with unstable tropical weather and high humidity. The captain performs fiberglass work, which requires dry conditions and at least two hours of curing time, forcing him to repeatedly pause tasks due to passing rain squalls.6:00 He sources plywood and resin supplies from local vendors in Le Marin, navigating the dinghy through choppy conditions.8:19 The repair process involves beveling, bonding plywood sections with resin, and applying fiberglass cloth, followed by sanding and fairing with mastic.10:06 While the captain focuses on the bow, the crew also maintains the boat's water tanks by collecting rainwater during storms and performs routine maintenance on deck gear like kayaks and paddleboards.12:50 One crew member experiences seasickness during a period of unsettled weather, but recovers after resting.7:05 The team balances these labor-intensive projects with daily life, including cooking and monitoring local weather patterns, aiming to complete the structural work within a tight schedule.

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