Waiting out the Fog
Kevin and Jenny stand on the porch watching the thick fog swallow the lighthouse. Jenny checks the barometer and notes the steady drop while Kevin inspects the tension on the dinghy mooring lines.
The thick morning fog obscures the lighthouse and keeps the air heavy with humidity. The barometric pressure continues to drop, signaling a shift in the wet season weather. The tide is receding, exposing the rocky shelf near the shore.
It's dropping quick, Kevin. We need to bring the trays inside the porch now.
Trace the glass of the barometer with a thumb, then turn to grab the pepper cells from the bench.
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Already on it. Grab the tomato and basil too — no sense leaving half.
walk to the garden bench, gather the seedling trays (tomato, basil, pepper, lettuce), carry them onto the porch and set them on the floor out of the wind
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Keep them away from the edge; the stone is drawing moisture from the floor today.
Pick up the tomato and basil trays, moving them to the dryest corner near the wood stove.
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Right. Stove corner it is.
shift the pepper and lettuce trays to the driest corner near the wood stove, nudging them close to the tomato and basil trays Jenny already placed, then step back and check the porch door seal against the rising wind
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The air is too heavy. I need to check the sea beet leaves before they turn to mush.
Squat down to inspect the pepper cells, looking for the first sign of white mycelium.
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a Lumora Build experiment — live experiment: Kevin & Jenny think on free, open models — what they say is their own.