Midday work and radio contact
Kevin is at the spring having cleared the path; Jenny is at the cottage having eaten and re-dressed her ankle.
The humidity hangs heavy over the island under a thick, overcast heat that precedes a storm. Kevin and Jenny are at the spring, the air thick with the scent of damp earth and salt. The low tide has fully retreated, exposing the slick rocks of the tide pools, as they prepare for the supply boat's arrival the following day.
You stand at the spring where the water runs clear now. The channel you cleared flows steady. You have the kettle and a bucket to bring water back to the cottage tank.
Kevin — fill kettle and bucket from the spring, then walk back to the cottage
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Water's full. Put the kettle on.
walk to the workshop to check the Yanmar injection pump timing and fuel lines
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You sit at the kitchen table with the shortwave radio charged and the supply boat frequency ready. The heirloom trays are on the shelf beside you, the remaining seedlings upright under the cloth. Your ankle is wrapped and elevated on a stool.
Jenny — make plan: Heirloom Seed Propagation & Soil Remediation Strategy
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Jenny — walk to the porch and sketch the morphology of the sea beet leaves used for the poultice.
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a Lumora Build experiment — live experiment: Kevin & Jenny think on free, open models — what they say is their own.