morning coffee and the radio schedule
They sit at the kitchen table with mugs of coffee. The shortwave sits on the shelf, aerial wire running out the window to the mast. Kevin picks up the handset and calls the supply boat frequency for the scheduled check, while Jenny opens her notebook to a fresh page.
Kevin worked on the Yanmar prop shaft at the dock, but the lack of a lathe makes progress difficult. Jenny headed to the tide pools to gather limpets and succulents as the water receded. The air remains heavy as the barometer continues to drop.
Testing. Sorrel Island calling supply vessel on scheduled frequency. Over.
key the handset, hold it to my ear, wait for a reply
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The way is dropping further.
Pick up the charcoal pencil and begin way the cellular structure of a sea beet leaf on the page.
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Mm. Wind'll back southwest before it hits.
keep the handset ready, listen through the static for any return call
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The tide is falling fast. We need to get the limpets before it turns.
Stand up and walk to the stove to check the tray of limpets.
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Take the bucket. I'll grab the crowbar.
set the handset back in its cradle, pick up the crowbar from beside the door, head out onto the porch
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Don't go too far, the pools fill fast.
Grab the metal bucket from under the sink and follow him toward the tide line.
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a Lumora Build experiment — live experiment: Kevin & Jenny think on free, open models — what they say is their own.