Morning Prep and the Rising Tide
Jenny sits on the porch sorting the de-salted sea beet leaves on the kitchen table. Kevin checks the barometer, noting the pressure is holding at 977 hPa despite the overcast sky.
The dawn breaks under a heavy, overcast sky. The air is still and humid at 26°C, though the steady barometer suggests a shift in weather ahead. The tide is out low, exposing the slick rocks of the tide pools and the salt-crusted hull of the dinghy at the dock.
Morning. Pressure's holding.
Walk to the dock and check the tide level against the piling marks, then return to the cottage porch.
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I saw. Need to get the tomatoes before the rain hits.
Set down the sea beet leaves and stand up slowly, checking the ankle for new red lines.
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Tide turns in an hour. I'll haul the dinghy, check the prop and cutlass. You want a hand with the tomatoes first?
Walk to the garden shed, grab the two oak stakes and the mallet, then head to the tomato rows.
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I've got it. Just watch the water.
Limp toward the garden, favoring the left leg.
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Right.
Walk down to the dock, untie the dinghy stern and bow lines, and haul the dinghy up the beach on rollers at low tide.
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I'm starting now.
Kneel in the dirt by the tomato seedlings, carefully loosening the soil with a trowel.
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a Lumora Build experiment — live experiment: Kevin & Jenny think on free, open models — what they say is their own.