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The crew of La Vagabonde spends a day in tropical waters, balancing routine maintenance, remote work, and spearfishing. To exit their initial anchorage, they motor against a four-knot incoming tide in a narrow pass, as light winds prevent sailing.2:28 Once clear, they deploy a Code Zero sail before the wind drops to 2.7 knots, necessitating a return to engine power.3:11 The crew uses a dinghy to scout for spearfishing spots near rocky outcrops, navigating depths of 15 to 18 meters while contending with a two-knot current.7:12 When selecting an overnight anchorage, they prioritize shallow-patch avoidance to ensure the boat can swing 360 degrees safely during tidal changes.7:33 Daily tasks include downloading weather data via cellular signal, cleaning the deck, and preparing meals like lobster and French toast.3:29 The crew emphasizes the necessity of balancing active outdoor time with administrative work during the hottest parts of the day.9:23

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