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Steve and Robin depart Granby aboard the wooden boat Arabella, heading 80 miles up the Maine coast toward Rockland to assist with the launch of the schooner Hindu.0:50 While navigating, they consult an outdated cruising guide to select an overnight anchorage, choosing Damaris Cove Island over the more distant Booth Bay.2:13 Damaris Cove Island, a preserve managed by the Booth Bay Region Land Trust, offers a protected harbor for vessels requiring no shore-side services.2:58 The island holds historical significance as a potential early European settlement and a site once targeted by the pirate Black Sam Bellamy for a pirate republic.5:05 Following a challenging year marked by family health issues, the crew remains focused on local New England waters rather than long-distance passages.7:15 After slipping their mooring, they continue their coastal transit, planning to meet Anne and Scott for a sail following the Hindu launch.8:12

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