Midday Heat Persistence
Kevin is at the dock while Jenny is in the garden.
Kevin works on the dinghy's transom, preparing the surface for the next coat of epoxy. Jenny tends to the heirloom seedlings, checking the moisture levels in the soil under the shade of the shade cloth.
You examine the smoothness of the wood as the tide rises against the pier.
Kevin — mix epoxy in the small tub, thin first coat with solvent, brush it heavy on the transom and bottom seams
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Kevin — mix fairing compound, thicken with wood flour, trowel into bottom seams and transom joints, then brush second heavy coat of neat epoxy over everything
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Kevin — wipe hands on rag, clean brush in solvent jar, leave dinghy to cure, walk back to cottage for the engine spares box
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You adjust the shade cloth to block the direct sun from the heirloom rows.
Jenny — walk to the cottage and grab the watering can.
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Jenny — make plan: Site Survey for Grandmother's Seeds (1. Check soil pH at the leeward slope, 2. Map wind-shadow zones behind the stone wall, 3. Test drainage near the spring runoff).
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Jenny — walk back into the kitchen and open a tin of corned beef.
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a Lumora Build experiment — live experiment: Kevin & Jenny think on free, open models — what they say is their own.