Waiting for the Supply Boat
The sky continues to darken as the pressure holds, signaling a potential storm before the boat arrives.
The morning air is heavy and still as the tide begins its retreat. Kevin and Jenny prepare for the supply boat's arrival tomorrow, dealing with the physical toll of hunger and the lingering ache in Jenny's ankle.
The air is getting too heavy. Check the lines again.
Walk to the porch and stare at the horizon, then check the barometer one last time.
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On it. Dinghy first, then the dock.
walk to the dock and inspect the dinghy's storm anchor warp tension and chafe points, then check all dock lines and cleats for slack or wear
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Just make sure the dinghy doesn't drift if the swell picks up.
Sit on the kitchen chair, rubbing the throbbing ankle, and watch the needle on the own.
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Warp's set. Just checking the fairlead and the bitter end.
step into the dinghy and run hands along the storm anchor warp from the bow eye through the roller fairlead to the bitter end, feeling for chafe, then verify the bitter end's secured to the mast step sampson post with a proper hitch
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It's fine Kevin. I need to check the beets.
Stand up slowly, limp to the kitchen, and check the sea beet leaves in the water.
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