The Afternoon Gathering
The flat sky darkens further as the barometer continues to drop, and the air grows heavy with the promise of approaching rain.
The steady rain continues as the air pressure begins to rise slightly. Kevin works on the bronze bar stock for the engine prop shaft sleeve, while Jenny manages the drying heirloom seeds near the wood stove.
Weather's turning. Going to secure the shop and the dinghy.
Walk to the workshop area, wipe down the bronze sleeve and shaft with a rag, apply Loctite to the knurled surface, press the sleeve home with the arbor press, then lock the lathe cover down.
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Don't forget to tarp the seeds, the wind is picking up.
Finish slicing the sea beet leaves and place them on the drying rack near the wood stove.
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On it.
Grab the plastic tarp from the porch, cover the seed packets and tin on the drying rack, weight the edges with the cast iron skillet and a couple of stones.
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I'm going to check the stove again.
Walk to the wood stove and adjust the damper to keep the heat steady.
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(say nothing, just nod)
Step out onto the porch, check the dinghy mooring lines at the dock through the rain, pull the stern line tighter around the cleat, add a second rolling hitch for insurance.
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Be careful, the tide is coming fast.
way down at the kitchen table and open the notebook to sketch the morphology of the sea beet leaves.
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a Lumora Build experiment — live experiment: Kevin & Jenny think on free, open models — what they say is their own.