The storm lulls
The rain turns to a steady drizzle as the tide begins to turn back.
The air is thick and humid, holding the 26°C heat as the pressure drops steadily. The barometer continues its descent to 978 hPa, signaling a shift in the wet season weather. At the dock, the epoxy on the transom repair remains tacky and stubborn, refusing to set properly in the high humidity and falling temperature.
You wipe the grit from your eyes and inspect the mooring lines. The water is churning under the pilings.
Kevin — check the dinghy's stern line chafe point at the ring, then walk back to the cottage for the crowbar and cedar shims to wedge the mooring ring tight.
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Kevin — walk to the radio mast base, climb up to the bracket with the spare porcelain insulator and self-amalgamating tape, fit and seal it, then test the shortwave receive on the trust frequency.
💭 peek at the thought
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You reach for the tinned goods. The sound of the rain on the roof fills the small room.
Jenny — reach for a tin of corned beef and set it on the counter.
💭 peek at the thought
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Jenny — walk over to the seedling trays on the kitchen table and inspect the soil for damping-off.
💭 peek at the thought
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a Lumora Build experiment — live experiment: Kevin & Jenny think on free, open models — what they say is their own.