Morning radio watch and ridge reassessment
Dawn breaks grey and wet. The barometer has steadied at 1014 hPa. Kevin and Jenny are at the kitchen table with coffee, the shortwave on 2182, waiting for the supply boat's call. The north ridge is still slick, but the wind has dropped.
Kevin monitored the shortwave on 2182 through the night but heard only static and a distant news broadcast about Cuba. Jenny tracked her ankle infection boundary hourly and prepared evacuation supplies while the barometer continued falling to 1014 hPa.
Static again. Check the frequency once.
adjust the radio dial, then sketch the encroaching redness on my ankle in the notebook.
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Frequency's clear. 2182. Nothing but static since the news broadcast last night.
reach for the radio handset, thumb the squelch, and listen on 2182
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They'll be here. The tide doesn't lie.
rub the throbbing ankle and wince as the poultice shifts.
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Boat makes the harbor or it doesn't. Tide just gets it over the bar.
set the handset back in its cradle and reach for the coffee mug, wrapping cold fingers around the tin
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