Midday work and weather closing in
Kevin is at the hilltop checking the radio aerial; Jenny is at the tide pools packing up her sketches.
Kevin climbed to the hilltop to inspect the radio mast, but the steady rain made the ascent slick and difficult. Jenny spent the morning at the tide pools, gathering limpets as the water receded.
You stand at the mast base on the hilltop, the new half-inch rope coiled at your feet, looking up at the cracked insulator where the coax connection hangs loose. The wind has freshened from the southwest, pressing the overcast lower. You need to climb again and secure the splice properly before rain hits, but your arms are already heavy.
Kevin — climb the mast rungs to the masthead with the new half-inch rope and coax cable to secure the splice properly at the cracked insulator
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Kevin — secure the coax splice at the masthead with the new half-inch rope, tightening the connection at the cracked insulator before descending
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You crest the path from the shore with the notebook pressed against your chest, the tide pool sketches safe and dry. The wind carries the smell of rain and the garden wall shows damp streaks where the lime-cement hasn't been mixed yet. Jenny's seed tin sits on the stove mantle; the packets on the newspaper have surface-dried but the inner ones still feel cool and damp.
way there, just a little further.
Walk into the way, set the notebook on the table, and check the seed packets for any new mold.
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Jenny — walk out to the water tank to check the level again.
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a Lumora Build experiment — live experiment: Kevin & Jenny think on free, open models — what they say is their own.