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James and Natalie navigate the final 20 miles of the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway to reach a marina in New Bern, North Carolina.0:28 After relying on the engine for a long transit due to unfavorable weather, the crew deploys the Genoa to sail the final stretch on the Neuse River.3:13 They adjust the jib car position to increase sail belly for downwind performance.3:43 Upon arrival, the crew executes a stern-in, port-side tie in a tight marina slip while contending with wind pushing the boat off the dock.9:11 A dockmaster assists by securing the stern and midship lines.9:51 The crew plans to remain at the marina for an extended period to perform general maintenance and boat improvements.11:53 During the transit, the crew also trims the nails of their two dogs to prevent clicking on the deck.8:45

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