DAY 311, DAWN
The sun rises over the calm water as the tide begins to creep up the pilings. You and Jenny stand by the weakened beam, assessing the remaining epoxy and the state of the garden.
Kevin begins the morning at the dock, assessing the structural integrity of the starboard sister as the tide rises. Jenny stays at the cottage to manage the seedlings, noting early signs of fungal growth in the pepper and lettuce cells.
It's not just the surface rot, Kevin. The core is gone.
Sketch the internal decay of the south own in the notebook and walk toward the tomato seedlings.
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Aye. We'll need to cut out the rot and sister in fresh greenheart before the water lifts. Hand me the crowbar—I'll start clearing the debris.
walk to the dock end, grab the crowbar from where it's leaned against the shed, and begin prying loose the rotted planks around the weakened piling.
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Be careful, the whole section might shift if you force it.
Hand him the crowbar then kneel by the tomato seedlings to check the soil for the FU of damping-off.
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Not forcing. Just feeling.
set the crowbar's claw into a rotten plank seam near the piling base, apply steady pressure to peel it back without jarring the structure, listening for the wood's complaint.
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The wood is soft through, Kevin. Look at the grain there.
Turn the leaves of a tomato seedling, checking for the dreaded grey of fungus.
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