Midday pressure drops, work splits
Kevin is at the garden checking the wall repair and tomato rows; Jenny is on the north cliffs finishing her survey as the front closes in.
Kevin inspects the seaward garden wall at low tide, finding the stones stable despite the heavy humidity. Jenny spends the afternoon on the north cliffs, documenting the hardy coastal flora in her notebook while the air pressure continues to drop.
You stand at the seaward garden wall where the epoxy repair meets the bedrock crack. The shade cloth over the tomato rows is billowing, its ties straining. The air tastes of salt and coming rain. You need to check the heirloom seedlings and see if the wall holds as the tide turns.
Kevin — walk back toward the cottage garden to check the heirloom seedlings under the shade cloth
💭 peek at the thought
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Kevin — secure the loose shade cloth corner and check the tomato row covers are weighted down
💭 peek at the thought
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You're on the north cliff path, notebook in hand, the wind whipping the pages. Three distinct sea beet belts are mapped, but the lowest ledge is getting spray. The cloud base has dropped to the hilltop. You have maybe an hour before the front hits properly. Your fingers are cold.
Jenny — crouch low on the ledge and make sketch: North Cliff Sea Beet (Lower Ledge)
💭 peek at the thought
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Jenny — pack the own into the waterproof casing and start the hike back to the cottage.
💭 peek at the thought
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a Lumora Build experiment — live experiment: Kevin & Jenny think on free, open models — what they say is their own.