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@@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ Bow anchoring is used in most anchorages outside of Scandinavia.
 - [ ] Once the correct scope is reached, lock the chain
 - [ ] Let the anchor set for a short moment
 - [ ] Then start backing again, slowly increasing power
-- [ ] Check that the anchor holds (transits to landmarks, speed 0kt when chain tight)
+- [ ] Check that the anchor holds (transits to landmarks, SOG 0kt when chain tight)
 - [ ] When setting anchor with engine, about 1500 RPM is a good number to reach
 - [ ] Pull up and re-anchor if the anchor doesn't hold
 
@@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ Bow anchoring is used in most anchorages outside of Scandinavia.
 - [ ] Let out the snubber and chain until about 2-3m of snubber is out of the boat and cleat it
 - [ ] Set a chafe guard on the snubber
 - [ ] Let out about 5m more of chain so that it hangs loose and we're on the snubber
-- [ ] Hoist the anchor daymark
+- [ ] Hoist the anchor daymark with spinnaker halyard
 - [ ] Follow the [[04_after_sailing|after sailing]] checklist
 - [ ] Keep engine or the genoa ready for use in case of emergencies
 - [ ] Ensure that the Automatic Lights circuit is powered so that Signal K can turn the anchor light on as needed
diff --git a/docs/checklists/05_shore.md b/docs/checklists/05_shore.md
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+# Shore adventures
+
+## Backpack packing list
+
+- [ ] Hiking shoes and socks
+- [ ] Landing shoes
+- [ ] Sunglasses
+- [ ] Water
+- [ ] Towel
+- [ ] Deodorant
+- [ ] Sunscreen
+- [ ] Wallet
+- [ ] Keys
+- [ ] Hiking sticks
+- [ ] InReach
+## Dinghy packing list
+
+- [ ] Anchor
+- [ ] Bailer
+- [ ] Towel
+- [ ] Horn
+- [ ] Life jackets
+
+## Deploying the dinghy
+
+- [ ] Prepare dinghy attachment bolts
+- [ ] Prepare dinghy thwart
+- [ ] Deploy swim ladder
+- [ ] Unstrap bow solar panel and move to side deck
+- [ ] Unstrap dinghy from the deck
+- [ ] Prepare a securing line around inner forestay
+- [ ] Place dinghy a-frame on foredeck behind the inner forestay
+- [ ] Lift the stern of the dinghy upright against the inner forestay, stern down bottom facing forward, and tie with securing line
+- [ ] Make a loop with a figure-eight knot into the dinghy painter, about 2m from bow
+- [ ] Attach staysail halyard to the painter
+- [ ] Lift dinghy bow upright and tighten halyard
+- [ ] Hoist dinghy bow on top of the stern with the halyard and secure
+- [ ] Attach 4/5 of dinghy bolts and tighten, using rubber gaskets for the bottom 3
+- [ ] Put thwart in its place
+- [ ] Attach the last bolt and tighten
+- [ ] Make a loop with a line through the two aft strops of the dinghy
+- [ ] Hoist dinghy with halyard to above lifelines
+- [ ] Push dinghy outboard of the vessel
+- [ ] Start lowering dinghy, using the aft loop to make it level before it hits the water
+- [ ] Detach halyard and tie painter to a cleat
+- [ ] Install bow panel on foredeck, tying to pulpit and the dinghy attachment pad eyes
+- [ ] Prepare dinghy for rowing or sailing
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