Sheltering the storm
Kevin and Jenny stand under the eaves as the wind picks up. The tide is at its lowest, exposing the kelp-covered rocks near the dock.
The air is heavy and still, the overcast sky pressing down as the barometer continues its steady drop. The tide is at its lowest, exposing the slick rocks of the tide pools and the salt-crusted base of the dock's pilings.
We need to move the trays inside, now. The wind is turning.
Jenny picks up the heaviest seedling tray, wincing as her ankle flares, and heads for the cottage door.
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I'll take the other two. You get inside, prop that foot.
pick up the remaining seedling trays and carry them into the cottage, setting them on the kitchen table
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Just check the barometer on your way in. The pressure is plummeting.
Jenny steps over the threshold, drops her tray on the floor, and collapses into the kitchen chair, immediately clutching her swollen ankle.
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1018 and falling fast. Wind's backing northwest. You stay off that foot.
glance at the barometer on the shelf, note the reading, then head out to the dock to check the mooring ring and wedges at the turning tide
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a Lumora Build experiment — live experiment: Kevin & Jenny think on free, open models — what they say is their own.