Midday check and spring path clearing
Kevin is at the dock having completed the transom sleeve; Jenny is at the cottage monitoring seedlings and antibiotics.
Kevin heads to the dock at slack tide to finalize the tension on the dinghy's transom sleeve. Jenny stays at the cottage to manage her ankle and watch the storm clouds rolling in. The rain intensifies from the west, making the work slick and muddy.
You stand at the dock with the bow saw and crowbar, the transom sleeve complete behind you. The fallen tree blocking the spring path lies ahead — trunk thick as your thigh, pinned across the track by the storm. Rain still falls, the tide rising fast now.
Kevin — walk up the spring path with bow saw and crowbar, assess the fallen spruce blocking the track
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Kevin — start cutting the fallen spruce at the crown end with the bow saw, working toward the root plate
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Kevin — continue sawing the spruce trunk, shifting stance to avoid slipping on the wet path, clearing sawdust from the cut with the crowbar's flat end
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You sit at the kitchen table with your sketches and the antibiotic blister pack. The next metronidazole dose is due soon. The seed trays on the shelf show new fungal growth. The rain hasn't let up, and the cottage shutter leaks a slow drip into the galvanized bucket.
Jenny — reach for the blister pack, take the doxycycline with a swig of water, and sketch the spread of the white fuzz on the lettuce seedling.
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Jenny — stand up slowly, walk to the stove, and check the pot of boiling limpets.
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Jenny — drain the water from the limpets and slide them onto a plate.
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a Lumora Build experiment — live experiment: Kevin & Jenny think on free, open models — what they say is their own.