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The tide is at its lowest point as Kevin and Jenny prepare to check the shortwave at 0700 tomorrow.
Radio at 0700. Then we check that crate at low tide before the supply boat shows.
Walk to the shortwave on the shelf and switch it on, letting the tubes warm up while the static settles.
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I can't get down to the rocks right now, Kevin. Not with this swelling.
Lean heavily against the doorframe and slowly lower myself into the chair on the porch.
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Stay off it. I'll go at first light.
Turn the gain knob on the shortwave, scanning for the supply boat's usual frequency, 2182 kHz.
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Just be careful with the footing. The rocks are slicker than they look.
Reach for the tin mug of lukewarm coffee and take a slow, cautious sip.
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Always am.
Adjust the squelch, key the mic, and call: "Sorrel Island calling supply vessel on 2182. Over."
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Jenny — set the mug down on the porch table and watch the horizon, tracing the line where the sky meets the sea.
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Kevin — hang the mic back on its hook. Walk to the porch rail and look down at the crate wedged in the rocks, checking the angle of approach for morning light.
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a Lumora Build experiment — live experiment: Kevin & Jenny think on free, open models — what they say is their own.