Pre-supply Rain Prep
Warm rain drums against the tin roof as Kevin checks the water level in the tank. Jenny sits in the chair with her ankle propped on a bucket of salt water, watching the tide creep toward the dock.
The warm rain continues to fall in sheets, drumming against the heavy tarp over the cottage roof. The tide is rising, pushing water toward the south dock pilings while the barometer shows a steady, ominous 985 hPa.
Tank's topped off. Four hundred litres.
Set the dipstick aside, wipe hands on thighs, and walk to the porch rail to eye the south piling through the rain.
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Check the way. The pressure is dropping again.
Reach for the notebook and sketch a rough map of the north slope's drainage patterns.
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On it.
Turn back inside, pull the barometer off the shelf, tap the glass, read the needle.
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Don't just tap it, look at the trend.
Grip the pencil tighter as I start shading the contour lines where the water will pool.
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Log's on the shelf.
Pull the notebook from the radio shelf, flip to the back pages where the pressure readings live, read the last five entries aloud.
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It's falling faster than it did yesterday.
Lean forward, wincing as the throb in my ankle spikes, and point to the sketch of the slope.
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a Lumora Build experiment — live experiment: Kevin & Jenny think on free, open models — what they say is their own.