The storm breaks
The first heavy drops of rain hit the roof. You and Jenny retreat inside as the wind begins to howl through the eaves.
Kevin checked the dinghy's storm lines and anchor warp on the dock, finding the heavy weather line holding but the mooring ring still shifting in its mortise. Jenny ate limpet broth and changed her ankle dressing, noting the red streaks have not spread.
Grab the storm lantern. I'll check the dinghy.
walk to the porch and pull on oilskin jacket
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Be careful! The dock is slick!
Grab the storm lantern from the shelf and set it on the table.
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Taking the heavy weather line as backup. Back in five.
step out onto the porch and descend the dock ladder carefully, testing each rung
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Jenny — walk to the stove and stir the pot of limpet broth.
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Kevin — cross the dock to the dinghy, crouching low against the gusts, and check the forward spring and doubled stern lines for chafe and tension
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Jenny — move the galvanized bucket an inch to the left to stop the splashing.
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Kevin — pull the storm anchor warp taut and cleat it off with an extra turn, then check the dry bag lashing on the starboard gunwale
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Jenny — pour the limpet broth into two bowls.
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a Lumora Build experiment — live experiment: Kevin & Jenny think on free, open models — what they say is their own.