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A cruising couple arrives at the Osa Peninsula in Costa Rica after a Pacific passage featuring sustained winds of 30 to 32 knots and gusts reaching 38 knots.2:32 The crew anchors off Iguana Lodge, where they navigate a challenging beach landing due to a 20-foot tidal range and breaking surf.5:30 Clearing into the country requires a modified quarantine process due to the onset of the global pandemic.3:11 While anchored, the crew manages nesting swallows on the boat by rigging a deterrent device on the mast.11:31 Daily life involves paddleboarding to shore for surfing and beach access, despite shifting local restrictions.13:01 The crew utilizes a custom rope noose on the anchor bridle to narrow its profile for easier retrieval into the chain locker.14:33

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