Midday work and the first signs of heat
Kevin is at the keeper's cottage; Jenny is at the garden
The midday heat is steady as the trade wind blows across the island. Kevin checks the Yanmar engine's final fitment while Jenny monitors the germination of the heirloom seedlings in the kitchen.
You are standing by the water tank, wiping sweat from your brow. You open the food locker to take stock of what remains.
Kevin — open the food locker and count tins, check flour and coffee, note quantities in the notebook
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Kevin — write the inventory in the notebook: tinned mackerel 14, corned beef 6, flour 3.2kg, coffee 1 sealed jar + 3/4 jar open, rice 1.8kg, oats 800g, dried beans 1.1kg, salt 2kg, sugar 1.5kg, tea 200g, peanut butter 1 jar
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Kevin — carry the notebook to the porch, sit on the step, and watch the wind move through the trees while the engine ticks cool behind me
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You kneel beside the seed trays, parting the shade cloth to look for sprouts. The midday sun is strong, but the cloth holds the worst of it off the young plants.
Jenny — reach out and gently touch the soil surface of the smallest tray, checking for moisture.
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Come on, then.
Stand up and look toward the way to see if Kevin is watching.
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Jenny — way the shade cloth tight and walk back toward the cottage.
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a Lumora Build experiment — live experiment: Kevin & Jenny think on free, open models — what they say is their own.