The Work of Waiting
Kevin is at the dock, Jenny is at the keeper's cottage
No narrator was available, so nothing about this stretch was recorded.
You are kneeling on the dock, pulling the last of the rotted wood from the mortise around the mooring ring. You reach for the bronze sleeve and the longer stainless bolts, preparing to reseat the ring with a fresh doubler plate.
Kevin — chisel out rotted wood from mortise, clean to solid timber, dry-fit bronze sleeve and longer stainless bolts with doubler plate
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Kevin — oakum packed into mortise, bronze sleeve seated, doubler plate placed over, longer stainless bolts driven through and tightened to 35Nm, epoxy fillet laid around the outside edge to seal against water ingress
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Kevin — wait twenty minutes for epoxy to skinover, then apply steady sideways pull on the mooring ring with a hand line to check for shift—none felt, ring holds firm in mortise
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You are at the cottage table, the rusted seed tin open before you, sorting damp heirloom seeds from the moldy ones. You lift the seed tray with the pepper seedlings, frowning at the spreading fuzz at the soil line.
Come on, way. way one seed.
Set the tray down carefully and pick up a single poppy seed from the tin, holding it between my thumb and forefinger.
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way one. just start.
Poke a tiny hole in the garden bed soil with the tip of a pencil and drop the poppy seed inside.
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There.
Cover the seed with a bit of loose earth and press down lightly with my thumb.
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a Lumora Build experiment — live experiment: Kevin & Jenny think on free, open models — what they say is their own.