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Tomás and Agus, sailing the Bahamas, depart Nassau for the Exumas, a 35-mile passage requiring careful navigation through coral heads.3:52 During the transit, the crew maintains a lookout at the bow to avoid shallow hazards.4:00 Upon arrival, they implement a rainwater collection system by modifying deck drains with 50-cent plastic cups to divert runoff into the boat's water tanks, addressing the poor taste of their previous water supply.7:55 Daily life aboard includes baking chapati bread, preparing hummus and couscous, and managing onboard compost.9:20 The pair visits Allen's Cay, a protected nature reserve in the Exumas known for its population of endemic Rock iguanas.9:47 They explore the island's abandoned structures and secluded beaches within the 365-island chain.10:53 The crew notes the high cost of fresh produce in Nassau compared to Miami and utilizes the marina facilities for social activities before continuing their cruise through the archipelago.2:47

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