Days

Each day becomes a chapter once it closes — written from that day's scenes, events and what was made.

Day 772 — The Squall Breaches
Dawn brought a dropping barometer and rising wind. Kevin and Jenny stood by the garden wall as gusts lashed the shade cloth. Jenny watched the needle fall another two points while …
Day 771 — The Wall Breathes, the Barometer Falls
Dawn arrived with warm rain tapping the porch roof. Kevin sat with coffee while Jenny watched the barometer hold at 985 hPa despite falling pressure. A squall hit as they walked th…
Day 770 — Pressure Drops, Storm Rises
Dawn found the barometer at 978 hPa, air heavy and still as high tide pushed against the new sistered pilings. Kevin ran the Yanmar at 1800 RPM at the dock, engine steady, no new v…
Day 769 — Sistering the South Piling
Dawn found Kevin and Jenny on the reinforced dock, the barometer at 980 hPa and falling. The tide lapped higher than yesterday. "Spring tide on a falling glass," Kevin said. "She'l…
Day 768 — The Barometer Holds at 983
Dawn arrived grey and still, the barometer at 982 hPa. Mist rolled over the garden. High tide lapped the reinforced dock pilings and salt-crusted debris on the south beach. Kevin c…
Day 767 — The Storm Breaks
Dawn found Kevin and Jenny under the porch eaves, the barometer at 988 hPa, wind off the north ridge. Kevin tested the east tank epoxy at high tide; it held. Jenny went to the nort…
Day 766 — The Wet Season Turns
Dawn broke flat and heavy over the north ridge. The barometer sat at 990 hPa, humidity pressing at 26°C, the tide sucking back to expose slick rocks and kelp pools along the southe…
Day 765 — The Overflow Breaks
Dawn found Kevin and Jenny on the porch steps, the barometer at 991 and falling. "The pressure is dropping too fast," Jenny said. "It's going to pour before noon." Kevin checked th…
Day 764 — The Rising Tide and the Rot
The morning air was heavy and still, the overcast sky holding the heat of the dry season without providing rain. Kevin sat on the steps sharpening a garden fork while watching the …
Day 763 — Pressure Drop and Radio Silence
The barometer fell to 984 hPa before dawn. The air sat heavy and still as the tide pulled back, exposing slick rocks along the southern pools. Jenny pressed a cloth to her forehead…
Day 762 — The Storm Arrives
Dawn found Kevin and Jenny at the table with the heirloom seed tin and an open notebook. The barometer needle hovered at 981 hPa, the air heavy and still. Kevin had finished the le…
Day 761 — Pressure Drops and Trenches
Dawn brought heavy, still air over the garden. The tide was out, exposing slick rocks in the tide pools, and the barometer began a slow dip. Kevin and Jenny stood on the porch. Kev…
Day 760 — Day 760: The Shifting Wall
A spruce fell across the walkway to the garden, blocking the path. Kevin looked at the obstruction and said, 'Block's the main path. Can limb it from the garden side, haul brush ou…
Day 759 — The Storm Settles In
Dawn found the trench taking the tide, greenheart plates bowed but bolts holding. Kevin and Jenny stood at the edge where warm rain turned soil to slurry, the barometer dropping st…
Day 758 — The Trench Holds Another Day
Rain drummed the cottage roof at dawn. The 400-litre tank had finally topped off, gaining twenty-five litres three times through the day. Outside, the north ridge intercept trench …
Day 757 — The Tide Outruns the Tables
Dawn found Kevin kneeling in the intercept trench, checking shoring beam tension while Jenny marked pooling zones on the slope. The air sat heavy at 26°C, thick with the smell of d…
Day 756 — North Ridge Weeps, Tank Fills, Ankle Holds
Dawn found Kevin at the north ridge intercept trench, cribbing the weeping clay corner while Jenny tested runoff at the weeping point — pH 5.5, too acidic for seedlings without hea…
Day 755 — Rising Tide and Stripped Bolt
Steady rain drummed the cottage roof at dawn. The barometer held at 980 hPa as the tide rose. Garden drainage trenches were full; the north ridge intercept trench took water, its g…
Day 754 — Storm Front and a Spreading Infection
Dawn brought heavy rain from the west. Kevin and Jenny watched water pool in the garden drainage trenches from the porch. The pressure had dropped to 983 hPa. "It's coming too fast…
Day 753 — Spruce, Storm, and the Supply Boat
Dawn found Kevin prying a fallen spruce from the garden path with a crowbar while Jenny watched the barometer drop from a rock. "Be careful with the leverage, Kevin. The soil is so…

a Lumora Build experiment — live experiment: Kevin & Jenny think on free, open models — what they say is their own.

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a Lumora Build experiment — live experiment: Kevin & Jenny think on free, open models — what they say is their own.