Midday work and the first wash
Kevin is at the dock repairing the mooring ring; Jenny is at the keeper's cottage preparing the sea beet wash.
The heat is heavy under a flat sky as the clouds begin to thicken over the north ridge. The tide is rising steadily against the dock pilings, and the salt air is thick with the scent of drying sea beet leaves and boiling limpets.
You are kneeling on the dock, pulling out the old oak wedges and cutting fresh shims from a cedar offcut. The tide is beginning to turn, and the water laps just below the pilings.
Kevin — pull the remaining oak wedges from the mooring ring mortise, cut fresh cedar shims from the offcut, and reset them tight around the ring
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Kevin — remove the remaining oak wedges, saw two 2 in cedar shims, press them into the mortise around the ring, and hand‑tighten the ring, listening for any give. Then check the ring by pushing it side‑to‑side; if it still moves, add a third shim.
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You are at the cottage stove, straining the boiled sea beet leaves into a clean bowl and letting the liquid cool. The poultice from earlier has been removed, and your ankle feels tighter but less throbbing.
Jenny — dip a clean cloth into the cooled sea beet water and carefully bathe the infection site.
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Jenny — apply a thin layer of antibiotic cream to the wound and secure it with fresh gauze.
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a Lumora Build experiment — live experiment: Kevin & Jenny think on free, open models — what they say is their own.