Approaching Rain
The clouds thicken further as the first heavy drops hit the corrugated metal roof.
Kevin spends the morning working on the Yanmar engine, finally securing the mounts and checking the fuel system. Jenny focuses on the garden, carefully transplanting the potato seedlings into the prepared soil before the rain increases.
You move to the dinghy to ensure it is lashed before the wind picks up.
Kevin — walk to the dinghy at the end of the jetty, crouch to inspect the stern line splice and cleat hitch, tug hard on the standing part to test the long splice under tension
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Kevin — pull a length of the new half-inch three-strand from the coil on the porch, cut a chafe sleeve with the knife, work it onto the bow line at the chock and seize it with sail twine
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Kevin — climb into the dinghy, prime the fuel bulb till it's firm, turn the key and crank the Yanmar
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You hurry to pull the shade cloth and protect the young plants from the downpour.
Jenny — pull the shade cloth over the tomato rows and secure the edges with heavy stones.
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Jenny — walk to the seed potato crate, grab a handful of tubers, and begin transplanting them into the grid.
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Jenny — wipe the mud off my hands on my trousers and walk toward the shed to check the seabird chick.
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a Lumora Build experiment — live experiment: Kevin & Jenny think on free, open models — what they say is their own.