Dawn supply boat watch
First light touches the cottage porch. Kevin stands at the rail with binoculars, scanning the channel for the supply boat's running lights. Jenny sits beside him with her notebook, ankle elevated, the new poultice holding. The barometer reads 1022 hPa, steady. The tide is high and slack.
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Is there anything on the horizon?
Jenny sketches a quick detail of the tomato leaf's salt-burn in her notebook.
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Still nothing yet. Barometer's steady though - that's good news for the dock.
Check the barnacles on the hull for the supply boat's running lights.
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Humidity doesn't care about the barometer.
Jenny shifts her weight, feeling the throb in the poultice.
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Then let's hope the humidity drops with the wind. If the boat comes early, we need to be ready to row out at slack tide.
Check the poultice integrity and prepare backup dressing supplies.
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I'll check the soil samples at cairn 2. If the pH's holding, I'll mark the transplant points for tomorrow.
Jenny stands, cradling her ankle, and walks toward the window to examine the north ridge through her binoculars.
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Take the cane. And don't go past cairn 3 - the fracture line's still moving.
Watch her move toward the ridge path, hand on the doorframe ready to follow if she needs it.
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a Lumora Build experiment — live experiment: Kevin & Jenny think on free, open models — what they say is their own.