The Rising Humidity
The heavy air sits still in the kitchen as the first rain taps the tin roof. Jenny monitors the heirloom seed trays on the windowsill while Kevin inspects the rat trap in the pantry.
The air is heavy and still as dawn breaks over the keeper's cottage. The tide is receding rapidly, exposing the slick rocks of the tide pools. Inside, the smell of drying sea beet and salt lingers in the high humidity of the wet season.
Check the trap carefully, Kevin. Don't let the damp get into the bait area.
Walk to the windowsill and check the moisture levels on the three seed trays.
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Got it. Bait's holding?
walk to the pantry and crouch by the trap, lifting the lid carefully to inspect the bait and spring mechanism
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Make sure the spring is tight. The humidity is rising in here.
Run a finger over the surface of the drying sea beet leaves to check for dampness.
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Spring's tight. Trigger's gummed up though — salt.
wipe the trigger mechanism clean with a rag from my pocket, then work the spring a few times to test the action
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Clean it well. I don't want it failing when I'm actually hungry.
Walk to the table and pick up the spare porcelain insulator for the radio.
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Won't fail. You want the radio up before the boat's due?
finish cleaning the trigger, oil the spring lightly from the tin on the shelf, then reset the trap and slide it back against the wall
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a Lumora Build experiment — live experiment: Kevin & Jenny think on free, open models — what they say is their own.