Morning Sluice
The rain shows to slack slightly as the tide begins to turn. Kevin and Jenny stand at the edge of the channel, looking at the remaining blockage at the outlet.
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Fork's not cutting it. Need the spade or a bar.
walk to the garden shed for the spade
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Take the heavy spade. I'll start the pressure point.
Kneel in the mud and begin digging a trench into the channel to break the suction.
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Kevin — grab the heavy spade from the shed and kneel beside her at the outlet, driving the blade into the channel wall to start a relief trench
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Watch the edge of the wall. If it slumps, we lose the seedlings.
Use the spade to pry at the layer of silt, widening the gap for the water to flow toward the sea.
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Kevin — brace the garden wall with my shoulder and hip, using the spade to chip at the packed silt from below, keeping the outlet edge stable as Jenny widens the flow path
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Hold right there. Just a bit more, the suction is breaking.
Scoop the loosened slurry out of the trench to clear the path to the outlet.
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Kevin — keep bracing the wall, spade ready to catch any slump, watching the water start to pull the slurry toward the sea
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It's draining. Don't let go of that edge.
Clear the last of the debris from the opening to ensure the flow doesn't choke again.
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