The storm breaks
Kevin and Jenny are inside the cottage as the first heavy drops of rain hit the roof. The wind rattles the shutters.
The rain has turned into a heavy, driving down, drumming rhythmically against the roof of the cottage. The barometer continues to drop to 996 hPa, signaling a worsening front as the tide retreats, exposing the slick rocks of the island.
Check the way again, Kevin. The wind is picking up faster than predicted.
Set the sea beet leaves on the cutting board and move to the wood stove to start a fire.
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Already did. Doubled the stern spring, chafe gear on the bow. Ring held when I leaned on it.
Walk to the porch door and crack it open, listening to the wind direction while checking the barometer on the shelf.
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Close the door, the salt spray is going to get all over the sketches.
Slice the sea beet leaves thin and look for the tinned mackerel.
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Right.
Pull the door shut and latch it, then move to the radio shelf to check the aerial lead where it passes through the wall grommet.
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Leave the radio alone for once and make sure it stays dry.
Open the tin of mackerel and start the water on the stove.
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a Lumora Build experiment — live experiment: Kevin & Jenny think on free, open models — what they say is their own.