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The crew of the wooden schooner Arabella transits the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal into the Chesapeake Bay, navigating through dense fog using radar, AIS, and MarineTraffic. The vessel maintains a 9-knot current astern while heading toward Annapolis.2:32 The crew emphasizes the necessity of redundant navigation tools—specifically radar and AIS—when visibility drops to near zero.8:55 Upon arrival in Annapolis, the crew visits the Annapolis Maritime Museum to study the history of the Chesapeake oyster industry, noting that only 1% of the original oyster population remains due to overfishing and pollution.12:59 The segment also features a discussion with Matt and Jessica of MJ Sailing, who are currently building a custom fiberglass catamaran on Kent Island.15:55 They detail the challenges of a multi-year self-build, including the labor-intensive process of fairing interiors and the transition from monohull sailing to a performance catamaran.17:41 The builders highlight the differences in helm feedback, noting that catamarans require more visual monitoring compared to the tactile feel of a monohull.22:57

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