Apart — Kevin at the dock, Jenny at the garden

The Evening Tides

The wind begins to die down as the tide starts to turn back in.

Kevin carried epoxy and tape to the radio mast base and began sealing the hairline fracture at the coax entry point. Jenny checked the water tank level and scanned the horizon, noting the steady barometer and rising tide.

🔧 Kevin — alone at the dock

You look at the tool kit to see if the remaining epoxy can bridge the fracture.

🔧 Kevin11:20

Kevin — walk to the porch and check the epoxy tub

💭 peek at the thought

The crack runs along the mast housing entry point. Need to check if the epoxy tub on the porch has enough left — half remaining last I looked, but that was before the coax replacement. If it's cured in the tube, I'm improvising with something else.

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🔧 Kevin11:24

Kevin — carry the epoxy tub and tape roll back to the mast base

💭 peek at the thought

Epoxy's still workable. Half a tub, tacky but not cured. That'll bridge the hairline if I work it in before the tide pushes higher. The self-amalgamating tape is partial too — might need both.

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🌿 Jenny — alone at the garden

You finger the soil depth to see if the seedlings need more water.

🌿 Jenny11:19

Jenny — walk back to the water tank to check the level.

💭 peek at the thought

The soil is parched; if I don't get water to these now, the grandmother's legacy will turn to dust.

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🌿 Jenny11:23

Jenny — wipe the grit from my hands and look at the horizon.

💭 peek at the thought

Three much and eighty-eight litres left—I need to be careful with rationing if the boat is late again.

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