Low Tide Inspection and Cliff Scouting
Kevin is at the dock measuring the rot, while Jenny is at the north cliffs.
Kevin inspected the dock pilings for rot during the low tide, finding the humidity made the work heavy and sluggish. Jenny navigated the northern cliffs to forage for limpets, carefully managing the pain in her ankle despite the steep inclcline.
You mark the length of the soft wood with chalk, noting how much of the greenheart needs to be cut precisely to stabilize the structure.
Goddamn old timbers.
Mark the dock plank with chalk line at precise measurement point.
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Kevin — walk to the dock edge, crouch and peer under the jetty at the exposed north stringer where the chalk line marks the rot boundary.
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Kevin — probe the north stringer with the crowbar, testing past the chalk mark to find where the wood hardens again.
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You limp along the path, looking for any signs of new growth or edible shellfish that might be exposed by the receding water.
Just a little further, Jenny. Focus.
Stop to lean against a flat rock, scanning the tide pools for limpets.
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Jenny — reach down into the cold water to pry a large limpet from the rock with my knife.
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way there.
Wipe the sand off the limpets and start the slow trek back toward the cottage.
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a Lumora Build experiment — live experiment: Kevin & Jenny think on free, open models — what they say is their own.