Midday Tide Check
Kevin is at the dock while Jenny remains in the garden.
Kevin spent the midday at the dock working on the bronze sleeves for the Yanmar lower unit, carefully measuring the bore. Jenny tended to the heirloom garden, identifying the damping-off fungus on the pepper and lettuce seedlings and checking the soil.
You inspect the landward mooring ring to see if the rising tide stressed the bolts.
Kevin — walk to the landward end of the dock, crouch by the mooring ring set in the timber mortise, and shove against it with a boot to test for play. Check the bolt heads and the surrounding wood for fresh crushing or rust streaks.
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Kevin — pull the nail puller from my belt and lever the proud bolt the rest of the way out. Examine the threads and the hole. Scrape wet sawdust from the mortise to see how deep the rot goes.
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Kevin — fetch the sound dock plank offcuts, the 10mm bronze bolt, washers, nyloc nut, and the drill from the workshop. Cut a 400mm sister block, drill the through-hole, and bolt it through the existing dock frame beside the chewed mortise.
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You check the acidity levels in the beds, noting how the salt air affects the earth.
Jenny — kneel in the damp dirt, scraping a small sample from the lime bed to test the soil.
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Jenny — stand up slowly, rubbing damp knees, and walk over to the seed potato crate.
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Jenny — lift the wooden crate and set it on the edge of the lime bed.
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a Lumora Build experiment — live experiment: Kevin & Jenny think on free, open models — what they say is their own.