Morning Humidity and Seed Inspection
Warm rain falls off the roof as Kevin examines the heirloom seeds drying on the newspaper. Jenny checks the mold growth on the seed tin while watching the barometer rise.
The morning rain continues in a steady, warm drumming against the cottage roof. The tide is high, lapping at the lower dock planks and keeping the sea cave inaccessible. Inside, the air is thick with the scent of damp wood and the medicinal tang of the ankle salve.
Morning.
Pick up a seed packet from the newspaper, hold it to the light, turn it between thumb and forefinger feeling for dampness in the paper fibers.
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Morning. Careful with that one, the edges are still a bit soft.
Lean closer to the seed tin, squinting to see if the mold has crept further under the rim.
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Mm.
Set the soft-edged tomato packet aside on a separate square of newspaper. Pick up a pepper packet — corners crisp, center firm. Tap it gently, listen for the rattle of dry seed.
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Those peppers are safe.
Reach for the barometer, noting the exact rise in hPa.
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Loft's drier. Stove drew the humidity down to fifty-something yesterday.
Gather the crisp-edged pepper packets and the clean tomato ones into a dry newspaper fold. Carry them through the kitchen to the ladder, climb up into the loft space, spread them on the boards near the chimney breast.
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Thank you. Just... don't leave them too close to the flue. I don't want them toasted.
Limp slowly toward the stove to check the limpets.
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