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The crew relocates from the northern portion of Calabash Bay to Alligator Bay to escape uncomfortable rolling caused by 20-knot northerly winds and tight, six-foot seas.9:40 Despite charts indicating poor holding in Alligator Bay due to rocky terrain, the anchor remains set in 21 to 22 knots of wind.14:59 The 14-nautical-mile transit provides a calmer anchorage, allowing for better sleep and relief from the previous conditions.11:00 The family also explores Doctor's Creek near Sims, noting the area as a potential hurricane hole.11:55 Daily life includes paddleboarding with children, fishing for grouper, and managing the logistical challenges of moving the boat with two young children on board. The crew emphasizes the necessity of prioritizing comfort over laziness when choosing anchorages, noting that the effort to relocate is essential for rest and safety.16:24

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