Midday engine test and seedling check
Kevin is at the dock running the Yanmar on the dinghy; Jenny is at the cottage checking sea beet seedlings and writing.
Kevin tests the Yanmar engine at varying throttles to isolate a persistent vibration in the transom. Jenny monitors the sea beet seedlings in the lime-treated patch for salt burn as the humidity rises.
You stand at the dinghy's tiller with the throttle in hand, the Yanmar idling smooth after its cold start. The high tide laps against the dock planks as you advance the lever to one-quarter, then half, feeling for the vibration in the shaft.
Kevin — advance throttle to three-quarters, hold for ten seconds to confirm vibration character, then ease back to idle and shut down.
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Kevin — pull the kill cord, step out onto the dock, and kneel to sight down the prop shaft from behind the transom, checking for wobble at the prop hub while slowly turning the prop by hand.
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You sit at the cottage table with the letter to Tom open beside your notebook, the morning's limpet shells pushed aside. The sea beet seedlings are visible through the window, the shade cloth rippling over the lime-treated patch as you add a line about the crate's contents.
Jenny — make sketch: Sea Beet Seedling Layout (Proposed Expansion)
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Jenny — walk to the garden to check the shade cloth ties.
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Jenny — inspect the edges of the sea beet leaves for any yellowing salt burn.
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a Lumora Build experiment — live experiment: Kevin & Jenny think on free, open models — what they say is their own.