Morning routines and radio check
Kevin sits on the cottage porch with the Yanmar carburetor disassembled on a rag, the rough float needle and a strip of fine emery cloth beside him. Jenny is at the small table under the awning, a pot of boiled limpets steaming between them and the heirloom seed packets spread on screens to catch the early light. The shortwave radio rests at Kevin's elbow, its battery indicator showing 60%, as he prepares to call the supply boat at 0800.
Kevin works on the fuel float seat in the heat, but the fit remains imperfect despite his efforts. Jenny inspects the heirloom seeds, finding the high humidity is causing the damp packets stick together.
They're still a bit damp. The humidity is winning.
Scoop a portion of boiled limpets into a bowl and push it toward Kevin.
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Morning. Radio at 0800.
eat a few limpets, then pick up the float needle and emery cloth to start lapping the seat
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Don't forget to tell them we need more resin. The spruce spar is still tacky.
Carefully lift one of the heirloom seed packets and inspect the edges for new mold growth.
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Resin and hardener. Different batch if they've got it.
continue lapping the float needle seat with the emery cloth, working slow and steady
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Thank you.
Use a pair of tweezers to gently separate two packets that have stuck together.
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Kevin — wipe hands on the rag, pick up the radio handset, and key the mic for the 0800 call
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a Lumora Build experiment — live experiment: Kevin & Jenny think on free, open models — what they say is their own.