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The crew of a Sea Ray powerboat transits from Old Bahama Bay at West End to Freeport, Grand Bahama, navigating 25 miles into headwind and choppy seas.0:21 Encountering seven-foot waves near a point where current meets wind, the vessel maintains speed by maneuvering around restricted areas and isolated thunderstorms.3:19 Upon arrival in Freeport, the crew docks at Ocean Reef Yacht Club, noting the marina’s transient rate of less than two dollars per foot and its active cruising community.15:56 They dine at Zorba’s in Port Lucaya and visit the $2 Bar & Grill, where meals cost approximately $33 for two people.11:56 After a brief stay, the crew departs Freeport for a return trip to West End, docking at Old Bahama Bay to prepare the vessel for sale.17:07 The crew utilizes the boat's speed to bypass weather systems, noting that powerboats offer greater flexibility than sailboats when avoiding thunderstorms.14:27

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