supply boat arrival
The supply boat's hull breaks the grey horizon on schedule, engine throbbing low. Kevin has the bow line ready; Jenny sits braced against the dock cleat, cane across her knees. The tide is high, water lapping the lowest plank. The captain cuts power early, letting the current swing the stern toward the dock.
The supply boat arrives on schedule, but the heavy south-east wind brings salt spray that makes the dock slick. Kevin and Jenny struggle to secure the lines as the rotting wood of the dock planks causes the boat to strain dangerously against the swell.
He's on time.
Grip the cane tight and shift weight onto the good leg, watching the gap between the hull and the jetty.
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Aye. Slack tide helping him.
step forward and toss the bow line in a clean coil toward the captain's outstretched hand
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Steady on.
Lean forward slightly, eyes locked on the bow's approach, ready to help stabilize the line if it slips.
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Got it.
catch the bow line as it comes back, snub it quick around the landward cleat, then move to the stern spring before the current takes the boat
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I'll handle the spring.
Push off the cleat with the cane and limp toward the stern, reaching for the spring line.
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Port side. Ring's holding.
hold the bow line taut, feeding slack only as the stern spring catches, watching the hull for any rub against the new planking
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