always turns out amazing). Our clothes were soaked wet, so dad turned up the heater so our clothes would dry. Even though we were drenched to the skin, the strong heater managed to warm us and to dry our clothes. In about an hour's time, the rain had increased and the deafening roars of thunder were louder than before.

Even from inside, the

ice and the rain reached

us. The extremely strong

taste of salt from the rain and the sea was annoying in my mouth. The dense, grey clouds didn't allow any light to pass through. I had a

feeling that any minute

now one of the clouds would explode, unleashing a terribly large amount of water onto the boat, sinking it into the icy depths of the ocean.

In two hours' time the rain had finally calmed down, the thunder was no longer rumbling with anger, the dense clouds no longer in sight, and the lightning had stopped. Dad sailed the boat home and we went straight to bed because we were tired after that thunderstorm we got caught in.