Midday Preparation
Kevin is at the dock checking the lines, while Jenny moves toward the north cliffs.
Kevin spent the midday at the dock, testing the structural integrity of the jetty planks as the tide retreated. He crouched by the mooring ring, checking the steel doubler plate and oak wedges to ensure no movement had occurred under the load. Jenny spent the hour on the north cliffs, meticulously sketching the morphology of the succulents before packing her gear and limping back toward the cottage.
You inspect the tension on the stern line to ensure the dinghy is secure for the boat. The tide is dropping lower, exposing more of the salt-crusted rocks.
Kevin — walk the jetty planks toward the mooring ring, testing each step underfoot. Crouch at the ring mortise and run fingers along the steel doubler plate and oak wedges, checking for any fresh shine on the bolt heads or movement in the timber.
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Kevin — straighten, wipe salt off fingers on trousers. Scan the waterline on the pilings — greenheart sister plank holding, scour void still there but shimmed. Driftwood braces still wedged.
💭 peek at the thought
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You lean on a sturdy branch, looking for any sign of the supply boat. The wind is still absent, making the climb feel oppressive.
Jenny — make sketch: North Ridge Succulent Morphology
💭 peek at the thought
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Jenny — pack up sketching materials and begin limping back toward the cottage
💭 peek at the thought
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a Lumora Build experiment — live experiment: Kevin & Jenny think on free, open models — what they say is their own.