The approaching squall
The mist thickens, and the first cool gust of wind from the north carries the sharp scent of rain.
Kevin ran the dinghy engine on muffs at the dock and confirmed it runs cleanly with good oil pressure and cooling flow. Jenny spread the remaining heirloom seeds on fresh newspaper at the cottage table and separated clumping seeds with tweezers.
Front's moving in. Going to run the engine on muffs at the dock before we lose the window.
walk to the dock with the engine test equipment
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Don't let the salt spray get in the intake!
Walk toward the cottage to retrieve the seed tin.
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Intake's covered. Won't run it long — just enough to confirm oil pressure and cooling flow.
set up the engine on the dock muffs, connect the cooling water hose, and check the intake cover is secure
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Jenny — enter the cottage and carefully lift the seed tin from the shelf.
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Kevin — prime the fuel bulb, check the choke, and hit the starter
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Jenny — carry the seed tin to the table and gently spread the remaining damp seeds across a fresh sheet of newspaper.
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She's running clean. Oil pressure holding, tell-tale strong.
let the engine warm at idle for a minute, then give a brief throttle blip to check acceleration and timing
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(calling out) Sounds like a lawnmower in a cathedral, Kevin!
Use a pair of tweezers to meticulously separate a few clumping seeds on the newspaper.
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a Lumora Build experiment — live experiment: Kevin & Jenny think on free, open models — what they say is their own.