Preparation for the tide
The tide rises against the dock pilings as Kevin prepares the spruce mast for the dinghy. Jenny stands nearby with the damp seeds, while the smell of salt and drying seaweed hangs in the still morning air.
Kevin used the crowbar to pry open the waterlogged crate, but the wood is swollen and resistant to the effort. Jenny spent the morning meticulously separating the damp heirloom seeds from the moldy clumps to prevent further spreading.
way with that crowbar, Kevin, the planks are soft as mush.
sit on the wooden crate, open the heirloom seed tin, and begin using a needle to carefully separate the damp heirloom seeds.
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Crowbar's for the crate, not the dock. Dock gets a saw and replacement planks from the shed.
set crowbar down on the dock planking, walk to the shed to fetch the handsaw and two seasoned replacement planks
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Just don't let it slip through a gap.
lean over the seed tin, squinting in the bright light, and meticulously pick a single damp seed away from a moldy clump with the needle.
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Kevin — pick up the handsaw from the shed, measure the rotten plank spans against the new timber, mark cuts with pencil
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Jenny — carefully slide a separated seed into a dry paper packet, then lean back to stretch my neck.
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Kevin — saw the first replacement plank to length, blow dust off the cut, test-fit it against the dock joists
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Fits well.
return to the tin and use the needle to tease another seed free from the pulpy mass.
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Thanks.
drill pilot holes through the new plank into the joists, drive galvanized deck screws, start the second plank cut
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a Lumora Build experiment — live experiment: Kevin & Jenny think on free, open models — what they say is their own.