The Calm Before the Surge
Kevin and Jenny sit in the dim kitchen, the sound of the receding tide the only noise as the wind finally shifts.
Kevin and Jenny finished their evening meal and logged the wind shift to west-northwest. They reviewed the plan for tomorrow's low-tide dock work and Jenny agreed to hold a light from the porch while Kevin shores the north piling. The barometer held steady at 989 hPa.
Wind's shifting. Finally.
Lean back against the wall and slowly stretch out the injured leg.
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West-northwest. Means the swell drops off the south beach by morning. Dock work window at low tide.
reach for the radio log and pencil, mark the wind shift and time
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Don't push the dock too hard. The north piling is still acting like a hinge.
Watch him mark the log, then reach for the half-eaten tin of mackerel.
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Not planning to. Greenheart sisters are staged. Through-bolts ready. Just need the tide low enough to get the shims seated.
tap the pencil against the log, glance at the barometer again
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I can help. If I can walk to the edge of the porch, I can hold the light for you.
Take a small, tentative bite of the mackerel, chewing slowly.
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You hold the light, I'll do the wet work. But you stay on the porch. Boards are slick.
set the pencil down, push back from the table, stand slow
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