Midday at the cottage
Kevin stands at the dock looking over the dinghy; Jenny works in the garden checking the seed trays under the shade cloth.
Kevin spends the afternoon at the dock checking the barometer and securing gear as the pressure begins to rise. Jenny focuses on the garden, tending to the heirloom seed trays and checking the shade cloth tension.
You stand on the dock planks with the dinghy bobbing at the lines, the high tide lapping the pilings. The engine mount bolts you fitted are tight, the oarlock bracket solid, and the sail with its three reef points is bent on and ready; you run a hand along the transom scarf joint and the epoxy patch on the starboard garboard — both hold.
Kevin — untie the bow line and step into the dinghy, settle at the tiller, pull the starter cord for the Yanmar
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Kevin — watch the tell-tale stream strong and clear, then ease the throttle forward and feel the dinghy surge ahead under power
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Kevin — pull the kill cord, let the Yanmar wind down, then sheet in the main and fall off onto a close reach to test the rig under canvas
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You step into the garden bed where the heirloom trays sit under the deployed shade cloth, the tomato, pepper, basil, and lettuce seedlings just showing cotyledons. The soil is damp from the morning's humidity, and you press a finger into a cell to gauge moisture before deciding whether to water.
Jenny — kneel in the dirt and test the soil in the tomato tray with a thumb.
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Not today, little ones.
Wipe the damp earth from my thumb and stand up to check the shade cloth tension.
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Jenny — reach for the corner of the shade cloth and pull it taut against the garden wall.
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a Lumora Build experiment — live experiment: Kevin & Jenny think on free, open models — what they say is their own.