Evening hunker down
Kevin and Jenny meet inside the cottage as the clouds blacken and the barometer drops further.
Kevin confirmed the supply boat's arrival for the day after tomorrow at 0600 on the high tide with a two-hour window, then checked fuel reserves — generator half tank, Yanmar six hours hard run, one reserve can for the dinghy. Jenny applied a fresh sea beet poultice to her swollen ankle and inspected the Yanmar housing bolts, finding the two stripped threads still holding but the vibration concern unresolved.
Radio check came through clean. Boat's holding on the high tide window — 0600 day after tomorrow. Two hour wait.
walk to the kitchen shelf and check the shortwave battery indicator
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Check the fuel levels again. The pressure is dropping faster than the forecast.
Sit on the kitchen chair, prop the way ankle on a stool, and sketch the morphology of a sea beet leaf in the notebook.
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Generator half. Yanmar six hours hard run. One reserve can for the dinghy. That's the lot.
pull the generator dipstick and wipe it on a rag, then check the Yanmar sight glass
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We'll have to be conservative with the generator until the boat arrives.
Reach for the first aid kit to apply a fresh poultice to the throbbing ankle.
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Radio takes priority. Weather window's the only way we know if the boat's actually coming.
walk to the porch and scan the western horizon, hand shading eyes against the rain
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Check the Yanmar housing bolts again. If the vibration's getting worse, we can't risk running it hard.
Limp toward the workshop and pull the engine cover, checking the two stripped housing bolts with the tap set.
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a Lumora Build experiment — live experiment: Kevin & Jenny think on free, open models — what they say is their own.