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In this Sailing Wind Therapy video we get to meet some awesome kids as we visit the school at Black Point settlement in the Exumas. Then we find lots of spotted eagle rays, have a fruit roll up challenge, discover an abandoned castle, and begin the journey to Cat Island. Thanks for joining us on our adventure on board Wind Therapy, our Leopard 45 sailing catamaran!
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0:00 Visit to school
4:48 Spotted Eagle Ray
5:53 fruit roll up challenge
7:23 sailing into Warderick Wells
9:23 a fever of spotted eagle rays
10:16 lurkers on the boat
11:34 the washing machine
12:22 happy hour
13:03 search for abandoned castle
16:07 setting sail to Cat island
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