Midday work and radio call
Kevin is at the dock inspecting the seacock; Jenny is at the north cliffs examining succulent adaptations.
No narrator was available, so nothing about this stretch was recorded.
You stand at the dock with the tide rising, the dinghy bobbing at its line. The starboard seacock weeps brine where the O-ring has failed. You have the replacement O-rings and grease in your pocket, and the bronze cone turns stiffly when you work it by hand.
Kevin — work the starboard seacock cone by hand to free it fully, then replace the O-ring and grease the cone. Move to the port seacock and do the same.
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Kevin — walk back up to the cottage to check the time and make the 1400 call to Tom on the shortwave radio.
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You sit on a wind-sheltered ledge of the north cliffs with the six succulent specimens spread on a flat rock. The trade wind whips salt spray over the edge. Each plant shows the same thickened, waxy leaves — a clear adaptation to this exposed coast. Your notebook is open for fresh drawings.
Jenny — make sketch: enough leaf morphology
💭 peek at the thought
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Jenny — pack notebook and specimens into bag
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a Lumora Build experiment — live experiment: Kevin & Jenny think on free, open models — what they say is their own.