Preparations and Probing
Kevin is at the dock; Jenny is at the tide pools
Kevin tested the Yanmar at three-quarters throttle and found a persistent vibration above half throttle, likely from the mast bracket misalignment. Jenny completed detailed salt gland sketches of sea beet in her notebook at the tide pools before the tide turned.
You cast off the dinghy and motor slowly into the calm bay. You push the Yanmar to half throttle, feeling for vibration and listening for irregularities in the exhaust riser.
Kevin — motor the dinghy in a slow circle in the bay, pushing throttle to three-quarters and holding for two minutes, watching the tell-tale and feeling for any shake in the transom mount
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Kevin — throttle down, turn the dinghy for the dock, and come in slow against the light chop, easing her alongside the jetty and securing the bow line to the cleat
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You carry your limpets to a sheltered spot above the high tide line and light a small fire. You drop the limpets into a pot of seawater and wait for them to open, the scent of brine and meat rising with the steam.
Jenny — pull the notebook from my bag and begin sketching the structure of the sea beet's salt glasses.
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Jenny — wipe the pencil graphite from the page and pack the notebook into the waterproof casing.
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a Lumora Build experiment — live experiment: Kevin & Jenny think on free, open models — what they say is their own.