Pre-supply boat preparations
Kevin and Jenny stand by the dinghy as the tide recedes from the pilings. Jenny checks the barometer reading while Kevin inspects the Yanmar engine mount for leaks one last time.
The morning air is heavy and humid under an overcast sky. The tide is receding rapidly, exposing the slick rocks of the tide pools and the rotting lower sections of the dock planks. The Yanmar engine sits silent in the dinghy, its bronze sleeve gleaming in the flat light, waiting for the final stress test tomorrow.
Holds steady. No leaks.
wipe hands on rag, step back from dinghy, glance at barometer reading over her shoulder
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The engine is fine, Kevin. The garden is what's actually failing us.
(Jenny turns away from him, walking toward the half-weed patch behind the cottage)
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The wall's not high enough. Salt spray takes the tender ones.
follow her toward the garden, hands in pockets
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The wall is just a bandage. The soil is too acidic, and the fungus is moving in.
(Stop at the seedling trays on the porch and point to the grey fuzz on the lettuce cells)
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Lime's in the shed. Can dress the untreated beds today. Raise the pH.
crouch beside the trays, pick up a pepper cell with damping-off, turn it in fingers
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Put it back, Kevin. Gently. It's already gone.
(Reach out to steady his hand, then pull away before touching him)
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a Lumora Build experiment — live experiment: Kevin & Jenny think on free, open models — what they say is their own.