Offloading the supply
The two-hour window is narrow as the first of the heavy crates and drums are swung toward the shore.
Kevin and Jenny stand at the dock as the tide begins its slow turn, the humid air hanging heavy over the salt-crusted wood. They are testing the integrity of the newly sistered planks under the weight of a heavy supply crate, knowing that the supply boat is due tomorrow at high tide and the dock must be sound to handle the arrival.
Steady on the winch. Let the tide do the work.
walk to the seaward end of the dock, position myself at the newly sistered planks to monitor the first crane load
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Watch the tension on that line, Kevin. The wood is slicker than it looks.
lean on my good leg, squinting at the joint where the crate meets the timber.
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Got it. Ease her in, don't snub.
grab the bow line at the seaward cleat, feed it slow to take the crate's weight as the crane lowers, eyes on the sister joint for any flex
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Slow. It's groaning already.
place a hand flat against the main piling, feeling for vibration under the weight.
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Crane! Hold! Let it hang!
step to the crane tag line, haul it tight to arrest the swing, then signal the operator to lower slow and vertical
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(shouting over the rigging) "Brace the stern! If it pivots—"
grab the spare anchor warp and run it through the bow chock, securing it tight as insurance.
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