Midday work and the first signs of strain
Kevin is at the dock reinforcing the mooring lines; Jenny is at the keeper's cottage trying to dry the seed tin and monitor the tank leak.
No narrator was available, so nothing about this stretch was recorded.
You are at the dock, coiling extra half-inch rope around the mooring ring as a backup. You scan the south-east wind pushing spray over the reef and notice the dock planks near the waterline are darker with damp.
Kevin — lift the damp dock planks near the waterline and prop them up with scrap timber to allow airflow underneath
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Kevin — wait and watch the lifted planks, letting the wind and sun dry them out for a few minutes before lowering them back into place
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Kevin — continue to let the lifted dock planks air-dry in the breeze, checking them occasionally for moisture underneath
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You are at the cottage, propping the seed tin near the stove’s warm edge while watching the water tank overflow trickle down the foundation. You wipe condensation from the tin’s lid and see the seeds inside remain clumped.
Jenny — open the tin and use a pencil to gently separate the clumped seeds onto a piece of paper to air-dry.
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Jenny — unroll the poultice from my own to check for new red streaks.
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No, not yet.
Press two fingers to the skin above the ankle to check the extent of the swelling.
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a Lumora Build experiment — live experiment: Kevin & Jenny think on free, open models — what they say is their own.