preparing for the supply boat
The rain has slowed to a drizzle overnight. You gather the sorted seeds and lists for the boat's arrival.
The rain tapers to a humid drizzle as the evening settles over the old shrine. Kevin has finished cleaning the water filters, ensuring they are ready for the supply boat tomorrow, while Jenny manages her swelling ankle and sketches the sea cave's geology.
The list is by the radio. Don't forget the salt filters.
pack the three seed packets into the waterproof tin and place the notebook near the door.
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Got it.
walk to the aft locker by the generator shed, pull out the two mesh filter canisters, check the threads, carry them to the radio table where the seed tin sits
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Check the mesh for grit, the salt clogs them in two days.
wrap my ankle in a clean cloth and sit back to watch the horizon.
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Mesh looked clean when I put them away. I'll check again.
unscrew the filter canisters, tap the stainless mesh screens against my palm, hold them up to the grey light checking for salt crystals or silt, blow through each one to test flow
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If there's sand in there, we need to scrub them with the brush.
pick up my pencil and start a rough sketch of the sea cave stability zones.
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Second screen's got salt flakes. No sand. Brush is on the workbench.
pick up the brass wire brush from the workbench, scrub both mesh screens until they shine, blow through again to confirm clear flow, screw the canisters back together and set them beside the seed tin on the radio table
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Leave them on the table. I need them ready when the boat hits.
lean back in the chair and rub the throbbing in my ankle, watching the rain blur the window.
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a Lumora Build experiment — live experiment: Kevin & Jenny think on free, open models — what they say is their own.