Afternoon work diverges
Kevin is at the dock preparing to fill the south piling scour; Jenny is at the garden burning diseased seedlings and reassessing the seed trays.
The steady rain continues through the afternoon as the water tank reaches maximum capacity. Kevin inspects the dock structure for signs of rot under the heavy rainfall, while Jenny manages the drying of the damp heirloom seeds on the porch.
You stand on the dock planking with the tide rising past your boots, a bucket of crushed greenheart offcuts and a spade beside you. The south piling's void gapes dark under the sister plank. You need to pack the scour before the water gets too deep to work.
Kevin — kneel at the south piling and start packing greenheart offcuts into the scour void, driving each piece deep with the spade handle
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Kevin — stand, wipe wet hands on trousers, walk back along the dock to the cottage to check the barometer and Jenny's ankle
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You carry the newspaper bags of damping-off seedlings to the south beach fire pit, ankle braced against the sand. The flames take the damp paper slow. Back at the garden, you'll space the remaining trays wider and prop the shade cloth higher for airflow — if the copper spray failed, dry air might not.
Jenny — limp back to the cottage and walk toward the first aid kit.
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Jenny — sit on the kitchen chair, peel back the old gauze from my ankle, and open the first aid kit for fresh supplies.
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a Lumora Build experiment — live experiment: Kevin & Jenny think on free, open models — what they say is their own.