Sorting the Crate Harvest
Kevin sits on the steps sorting through the de-salted sea beet leaves from the new crate. Jenny sits nearby, soaking her ankle in a basin of salt water while the rain drums against the roof.
The steady rain continues as Kevin works on the dock structure, struggling to stabilize the north piling despite the slick conditions. Jenny manages her pain while debriding her ankle and meticulously documenting the local sea beet morphology.
Are those leaves dry enough for the herbarium, or are they still holding moisture?
Jenny winces as the salt water hits the open wound, then reaches for her notebook to sketch the pattern of the sea beet's veins.
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Still damp. Need another day on the paper. You want me to check the first aid kit for the metronidazole?
sort through sea beet leaves, spreading them on newspaper to dry
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Check the kit. If the antibiotics are gone, I'll have to use the radio.
Jenny grits her teeth against the pain, pulls her leg out of the basin, and watches the red streaks creeping up her skin.
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I'll check. Stay off it.
walk to the cottage and retrieve the first aid kit from the shelf, bring it back to the steps
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way check the count. I need to know if I'm calling for help.
Jenny leans back against the cottage wall, watching his hands work through the gauze and bottles.
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Five metronidazole. Six doxycycline including today's. That's six days oral. But the streaks are past your knee?
open the kit and count the blister packs aloud, laying them on the step
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a Lumora Build experiment — live experiment: Kevin & Jenny think on free, open models — what they say is their own.