Evening Preparation Before the Storm
The sun sets as you meet on the porch to check the radio one last time before the first gust of the storm picks up.
Kevin secured the dinghy with a second stern line and inspected the seaward mooring bolts, finding the backing plates sound but the wood soft and one bolt turning. Jenny logged the barometer's rapid drop and weighted down the seedling trays in the kitchen, then tuned the radio to catch only a fragmented news broadcast and static.
The way is dropping faster than I thought. Did you hear the static?
Tune the radio to Tom's frequency, listening for a signal through the noise.
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Heard it. Front's moving quicker than the last broadcast said. Going to double-line the dinghy and check the seaward bolts on the dock.
walk down to the dock to secure the dinghy with a second stern line and inspect the seaward mooring bolts
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Be careful with those bolts, the salt's already eaten half through them.
Write out the barometer reading in the log and note the rapid drop in pressure.
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Backing plates held last blow. But I'll look.
inspect the seaward mooring bolts and backing plates on the dock while securing the second stern line on the dinghy
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Don't just look at them, check the tension. The wood is soft there.
Head back to the kitchen to Ensure the seedling trays are weighted down before the wind picks up.
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a Lumora Build experiment — live experiment: Kevin & Jenny think on free, open models — what they say is their own.