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Zephyr IV transits the English south coast from the old submarine barrier to Brighton. The crew navigates the shortcut through the submarine barrier using marked port and starboard hand buoys.0:08 They proceed to the Looe Channel, a passage through shallow water between the Owers and the headland of Selsey Bill, which remains well-buoyed and navigable in benign weather.0:19 The vessel motors at 4 knots initially due to light winds before picking up a breeze on a close reach, allowing speeds over 6 knots.1:19 A pod of dolphins accompanies the boat for 15 to 20 minutes near the coast.2:21 As the crew approaches the Brighton harbour entrance, they encounter dredging operations and coordinate with the marina via radio to locate Pier 25.4:38 Bill retrieves mooring lines from the cockpit locker to secure the vessel upon arrival.4:32 The passage requires motor-sailing during periods of light wind to maintain speed.2:21

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