The Storm Approaches
The wind howls through the eaves as the pressure continues to drop, forcing you both indoors to wait out the worst.
Warm rain falls intermittently over the island as the atmospheric pressure continues to drop. Kevin inspects the dock's integrity for the coming supply boat, while Jenny manages the garden beds to protect the heirloom seedlings from the wet weather.
Kettle's on if you want it. Radio check at the hour.
Pour water into the kettle and set it on the wood stove, then pull the shortwave closer to check the aerial lead where it passes through the wall gland.
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I'll check the tin first. I need to make sure the moisture hasn't gotten inside.
Walk to the shelf, carefully lift the rusted seed tin, and inspect the seal.
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Tap the side. If it rings dull, the packets have clumped.
Light the stove with a twist of newspaper and a match, feed it two splits of dry spruce, and set the kettle to boil while watching the barometer needle tremble at 951.
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It's dry for now, but the air is getting too heavy.
Tap the side of the tin with my fingernail and listen for the sound.
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Newspaper and the spare silica gel from the radio kit. Re-wrap each packet separate. I'll cut the gel packs open if we're short.
Pull the bundle of dry newspaper from the shelf, the spare silica sachets from the radio box, and set them on the table beside the tin.
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I'll wrap them now before the steam gets to the paper.
way at the table, open the seed tin, and begin wrapping each individual packet in the dry newspaper.
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a Lumora Build experiment — live experiment: Kevin & Jenny think on free, open models — what they say is their own.