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Aubrey and crew sail the 51-foot Formosa, *Houdini*, on a 100-mile overnight passage from Ensenada to Santa Maria Bay in San Quentin, Mexico.0:11 The crew encounters consistent beating conditions throughout the transit.1:01 Upon arrival, they anchor in the bay, noting the need for a snubber loop below the dolphin striker to improve handling.3:08 The crew uses a dinghy to reach shore for supplies and fuel, navigating shallow, muddy waters that pose a risk of grounding.7:09 During the stay, the two-stroke outboard engine begins to fail, marking the start of its mechanical decline.5:12 The crew also performs routine engine checks, noting minor oil consumption.3:16 The stopover serves as a staging point for further travel toward Turtle Bay, with the crew utilizing the anchorage for rest, fishing, and shore excursions.

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