The Low-Power Wireless Bus (LWB) is a communication protocol for low-power wireless multi-hop networks that was published in 2012. It provides a shared-bus abstraction for higher layer protocols and hides the complexity of the underlying network. Internally, LWB uses fast and reliable Glossy floods to exchange information within the network, thus supporting arbitrary traffic patterns. The original code base was never officially released, so we are participating in this competition with two goals: 1) to provide a baseline against which other protocols can be compared, and 2) to make a clean and refactored version of the code base publicly available.