Midday Preparation
Kevin is at the dock, and Jenny is at the garden.
The rain continues its steady, rhythmic beat against the tin roof, turning the island into a humid, grey world. The water tank has finally topped to its 400-litre capacity, ending the immediate worry of thirst for now. At the dock, the air is thick with the scent of salt and wet earth, and the wood of the planks sighs under the downpour.
You pace the length of the boat, checking for cracks in the epoxy patch you applied previously.
Kevin — walk the dock to the shed, fetch the drill and 10mm stainless bolts, washers, nyloc nuts
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Kevin — drill through the transom knee from inside the dinghy, two holes for the doubler plate bolts
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Kevin — measure and mark the stainless doubler plate, cut it wider with the angle grinder, drill matching bolt holes
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You crouch by the trays, looking for the first signs of germination in the damp soil.
Come on, just one.
Reach out and gently poke the soil of the tomato seed tray to check for moisture and movement.
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Jenny — stand up slowly, wiping the damp earth from my knees, and head toward the kitchen to check the water tank.
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Jenny — walk to the shelf and look at the heirloom seed tin, tracing the rim of the metal with my thumb.
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a Lumora Build experiment — live experiment: Kevin & Jenny think on free, open models — what they say is their own.