The Approaching Squall
Humidity thickens and the first cool breeze carries the scent of rain-heavy clouds from the north.
The air has turned heavy and still, the barometer dropping steadily as a storm draws in. Kevin secured the dock and the radio mast-wires, ensuring the generator was braced against the coming wind, while Jenny trekked to the western cliffs, her eyes scouting for the cave entrance as the tide began its slow retreat.
The air's turning.
Wipe hands on thighs, grab the notebook, and head toward the western path.
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Back before dark.
walk to the dock to check dinghy lines and mast guys
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I'll try.
Give a quick nod and start the trek toward the western cliffs.
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Kevin — check dinghy stern line and bow line at the dock, then walk to the radio mast to inspect guy tensions
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(silent)
Keep walking up the rocky incline, focusing on the loose stones as the tide recedes.
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Kevin — tighten the three mast guy turnbuckles a half-turn each, then secure the generator tarp with extra lines
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(silent)
Reach the ridge and stop to look down at the cave entrance.
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Kevin — walk back to the cottage and check the shutters and rain tank overflow
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a Lumora Build experiment — live experiment: Kevin & Jenny think on free, open models — what they say is their own.