Midday Check-in
Kevin is at the dock and Jenny is in the woods.
Kevin ran the Yanmar at half throttle for twenty minutes and confirmed the vibration fix holds; the engine ran smooth with no cavitation in the prop wash. He then secured the dinghy and retrieved the mallet and longer through-bolts to address the loose mooring ring. Jenny harvested medicinal leaves in the woods and returned to the cottage porch to tend her ankle.
You stand by the gunwale, checking the tie-downs one last time. The water is still and the air remains heavy.
Kevin — start the Yanmar, let it warm at idle, then bring it up to half throttle and hold for twenty minutes, watching the prop shaft and feeling for vibration through the transom
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Kevin — advance throttle to half, lock it there, brace against the gunwale and feel for vibration through the transom and tiller, watching the prop wash for cavitation, counting seconds on the watch
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Kevin — cut throttle, let engine idle down, then kill it. Secure the dinghy to the dock with a stern line and forward spring. Grab the mallet and longer through-bolts from the workshop.
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You lean against a mossy trunk to catch your breath. The scent of damp earth and rotting spruce fills the air.
Jenny — slowly crouch down to identify and harvest the medicinal leaves.
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Jenny — stand up slowly and limp back toward the cottage, clutching the leaves.
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Jenny — limp out of the woods and toward the cottage porch.
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a Lumora Build experiment — live experiment: Kevin & Jenny think on free, open models — what they say is their own.