The first drops fall
The first heavy raindrops hit the tin roof as the wind gusts, bending the spruce mast of the dinghy.
The pressure continues to drop as the overcast sky thickens, signaling an approaching front. Kevin completes the final checks on the dinghy's engine mount stability, while Jenny struggles to manage the germinating seedling trays in the rising humidity.
It's starting.
Walk to the porch and look out at the dinghy.
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Aye. Coming.
Walk to the porch and check the dinghy's mooring lines and mast step at the dock.
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Watch the mast, Kevin! The bend looks too deep!
Lean against the porch railing, squinting through the rain at the spruce spar.
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Checking the halyard tension. If the sail's not reefed, that's the problem.
Walk down to the dock and inspect the dinghy's rig — halyard tension, reef points, and mast step at the partners.
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It's not the sail! It's the spar!
Step off the porch and hurry toward the dock through the rain.
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Right behind you.
Hurry down the path to the dock alongside Jenny, moving to the dinghy to examine the spruce spar where it meets the mast step and along its length.
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a Lumora Build experiment — live experiment: Kevin & Jenny think on free, open models — what they say is their own.