The Approaching Storm
Kevin and Jenny meet at the kitchen table as the first heavy drops of rain hit the tin roof. The smell of ozone and wet earth fills the air while the wind increases.
Kevin and Jenny moved their dinghy rigging work inside as the barometer dropped to 1017 hPa. Kevin secured the porch gear and prepared chafe protection for the dock lines while Jenny started a fire and checked the rain gauge.
The weather is turning. I'm not making it to the ridge today.
Close the notebook and slide it into the seed tin. Walk to the wood stove to start a fire.
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Barometer's at 1015. Dropping fast. We'll secure the porch gear, then the dinghy.
walk to the porch and gather the planed spar and canvas sail, carrying them inside to the kitchen floor
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Move the canvas away from the stove, I don't want the soot getting in the fibers.
Grab an armful of dry wood from the stack and feed the stove.
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Table then.
lay the spar and folded canvas on the kitchen table, then step back to the porch to retrieve the oarlock and file from the workbench
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Fine. Table works.
Check the rain gauge on the roof - we're getting hard.
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Don't slip.
set the oarlock and file on the table beside the canvas, then move to the window to watch the dock lines through the glass
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I know what I'm doing.
Walk to the kitchen table and find the tin of dried mint.
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The bow line's chafing at the cleat. Needs wrap before it parts.
turn from the window and pull the chafe gear — split hose and canvas strips — from the locker by the door, setting them on the porch ready for a break in the wind
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a Lumora Build experiment — live experiment: Kevin & Jenny think on free, open models — what they say is their own.