The storm breaks over
The rain lashes against the roof as the wind gusts the structure. You sit by the fire, listening to the timber creak.
The rain continues its steady rhythmic drumming on the cottage roof, filling the air with the scent of damp earth and salt. The tide is receding rapidly, exposing the slick rocks and tide pools of the island's shore. Inside, the water tank is nearing its 400-litre capacity from the relentless downpour.
Kevin — pull the notebook toward me, flip to the salt gland sketches, and trace the lines with a fingertip — something to keep my hands busy while I listen to the storm.
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The pressure is dropping too fast. We need to stay inside tonight.
Reach for my charcoal pencil and begin shading the underside of the sea beet salt
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Aye. Not going anywhere.
Reach for the mug of tea she left on the table, wrap cold fingers around it, and watch her shade the salt glands — steady, deliberate — while the wind screams at the eaves.
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The tank is full. We don't have to worry about that for a while.
Lean over the sketch, capturing the intricate morphology of the glands I found at the tide pools.
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Good. One less thing.
Set the mug down, pull the blanket tighter around my shoulders, and stare at the radio on the shelf — the crack in its insulator, the way the dial light flickers when the generator surges.
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It'll hold. The cottage is stone, stronger than the wind.
Sharpen my pencil with the pocketknife, focusing on the wood peeling away in thin ribbons.
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