Imagine me, grease‑smudged overalls still clinging to my arms, crouched on the cracked tarmac of a long‑abandoned WWII airstrip. The summer air is thick with the sweet scent of cut‑grass and the faint metallic tang of a sun‑baked propeller that hasn’t turned in decades. As the horizon blushes pink, a modest solar array I’ve rigged …
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