The squall breaks
The first heavy drops of rain hit the tin roof as the wind picks up from the north.
The thickening cloud cover signals a heavy storm as the air pressure continues to drop. Kevin and Jenny retreat inside the cottage to secure loose gear and prepare for the wet season's peak.
Kevin — walk to the porch door and pull it shut against the wind, then move to the kitchen window to watch the dock.
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Kevin, check the dock mooring ring again. I think the oak wedges are splitting on the tide.
Run to the dock to verify the mooring ring alignment and check if cedar shims can be driven between the ring and mortise before the next surge.
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On it — hold the line from the cleat while I wedge it.
Grab the crowbar and a mallet from the porch, run to the dock, and shout over the wind: "Jenny, take the strain on the bow line — I'll drive the shims." Then, with the crowbar, pry the ring slightly to expose the mortise gap and start drivi
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Kevin, forget the shims. Use the bronze bolts from the radio mast repair. We can bolt this ring properly.
Grab the bronze bolt kit and torque wrench, head to dock to help secure the mooring ring with proper fasteners rather than temporary wood fixes.
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