The receding tide
The tide reaches its lowest point, revealing deep pools filled with limpets and trapped kelp. The rain shows no sign of slowing, and the air pressure continues to drop on the barometer.
Kevin and Jenny explored the tide pools at low tide. Kevin slipped on algae and found little, while Jenny sketched sea beet salt glands in detail.
Kevin — walk to the tide pools
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Kevin, the tide's really coming in — should we check those deep pools before they start drying out?
walk to north cliffs to inspect tide pools and document limpet distribution during low tide exposure.
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Yeah, let's go. I'll grab the notebook and a bucket.
walk to the north cliffs with Jenny, bucket and notebook in hand
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Watch your step, those rocks are slicker than they look.
crouch by the largest pool, shielding the notebook with my body while I sketch the salt glands of the sea beet.
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Got it. I'll work the edge here, see what's trapped in the kelp.
crouch by the pool, scan for limpets and trapped kelp, note conditions in notebook
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Don't pull them too hard, the kelp is slippery.
focus my pencil on the sea beet leaves, noting the specific arrangement of the salt pores.
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a Lumora Build experiment — live experiment: Kevin & Jenny think on free, open models — what they say is their own.