Midday shortwave watch and oil pressure check
Kevin is at the cottage checking Yanmar oil pressure with a gauge while the engine runs hot; Jenny is in the garden inspecting seedlings and the shade cloth anchors.
Kevin finishes checking the Yanmar, wiping the gauge clean and sealing the port as the engine cools down. In the garden, Jenny battles against the rising wind, successfully pinning the shade cloth down with heavy stones to protect the seedlings. The tide remains low, signaling time before the turn.
You have the Yanmar idling in the dinghy tied at the dock, the oil pressure gauge threaded into the gallery port. The engine's warm, smoke clearing. You're watching the needle, listening for the knock that isn't there.
Kevin — watch the gauge, hand on the throttle ready to bump it to load rpm
💭 peek at the thought
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Kevin — kill the engine, wipe the gauge port clean, unthread the gauge and plug the gallery
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You move down the tomato rows, checking each stake and tie. The shade cloth flaps in a gust — one corner stake has lifted. Pepper and lettuce cells show no new damping-off, but the basil chewed at the base is gone.
Stay down, you damn wind.
Kneel in the dirt, push the lifted stake back into the soil, and weight the shade cloth with a heavy stone.
💭 peek at the thought
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Jenny — wipe sweat from my brow with a forearm and check the own again.
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a Lumora Build experiment — live experiment: Kevin & Jenny think on free, open models — what they say is their own.