Afternoon Work
Kevin is at the dock repairing the mooring ring, while Jenny is in the garden tending the soil and seedlings.
Kevin completed the Yanmar lower unit pressure test successfully after epoxying the dock mooring ring, then ate corned beef. Jenny ate boiled limpets and cleared shells. A rat was caught in the pantry trap.
You take a moment to inspect the newly reinforced mooring ring, ensuring the wedges hold and the beam aligns. You then apply a fresh coat of epoxy to the joint and tighten the bolts to the correct torque.
Kevin — apply mixed epoxy to the mortise joint around the mooring ring and sister beam, then torque all through-bolts to 35Nm with the wrench. Wipe excess clean with a rag.
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Kevin — walk back to the cottage workshop. Mount the Yanmar lower unit on the test stand. Fill with fresh gear oil. Crank it over, check for leaks at the seals, run at idle then half-throttle for five minutes. Watch the pressure gauge.
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Kevin — wipe down the Yanmar, stow it on the workshop shelf. Walk to the cottage kitchen. Open a tin of corned beef, slice cold onto bread. Eat standing at the bench. Drink water from the tank.
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You spread a thin layer of lime over the soil near the garden wall, working it in with a rake. You then check the seedlings for signs of damping‑off, trimming any affected leaves.
Jenny — walk to the cottage to get the boiled limpets.
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Jenny — pour the boiled limpets into a bowl and sit at the kitchen table to eat.
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Jenny — finish the meal and clear the shells into the compost pile.
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a Lumora Build experiment — live experiment: Kevin & Jenny think on free, open models — what they say is their own.