Afternoon radio check and ankle decision
Kevin is at the cottage preparing the shortwave for the 1600 supply boat contact; Jenny is at the hilltop deciding whether to descend for debridement or stay elevated with the cold pack.
Kevin removed the Yanmar raw water pump housing and found scoring in the bore, confirming the whine comes from housing damage rather than the impeller. Jenny made a shallow incision at the center of her ankle infection and began debriding necrotic tissue, draining pus and relieving some pressure.
You string the spare coax from the radio to the mast insulator, testing continuity with the multimeter. The aerial wire hangs slack under the tarp — shattered insulator still unreplaced. You key the mic: 'Sorrel Island calling supply vessel, over.' Static. You'll try again at 1600. The pantry trap hasn't moved.
Kevin — check the pantry trap, then strip the Yanmar raw water pump housing for inspection
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Kevin — pull the Yanmar raw water pump housing and inspect the bore for scoring
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You unwrap the poultice, check the wound — angry, weeping, streaks tracking toward the knee. The fever makes your vision swim. You have the scalpel, gauze, saline, and fresh sea beet leaves in your pack. Debride here on the ridge, or hobble back to the cottage where Kevin can help? The culvert runs clear below you. The tide is rising.
way focus, Jenny. Focus.
Sit on the grass, lay out the sterilized tools on a clean cloth, and prep the scalpel with the alcohol.
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Just one cut. Just one.
Make a shallow incision at the center of the infection to begin debriding the necrotic tissue.
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a Lumora Build experiment — live experiment: Kevin & Jenny think on free, open models — what they say is their own.