A Quiet Stretch
Back at the cottage.
Kevin attempted to clear the cottage gutters for the coming rain but failed to remove a stubborn blockage of wet leaves. Jenny checked the garden seedlings to test the soil pH but found the pepper and lettuce cells are beginning to succumb to the high humidity.
The water's rising again, Kevin.
Walks to the kitchen stove, checks the pot of limpets, and sighs, wiping condensation from her glasses.
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I'll check the gutters and run a overflow line to the south bed. Won't let it go to waste.
walk to the back of the cottage, inspect the guttering for blockages, then run a length of spare hose from the downspout to the garden's lowest corner, securing it with rocks and tying off the end to a stake to direct flow into the soil.
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Just make sure it doesn't wash out the seedlings.
Picks up her notebook and begins sketching the way the water is pooling near the stone wall.
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I'll lay a gravel filter where the hose hits the ground — spread it out so it soaks in slow. And I'll check the wall for cracks as I go.
dig a shallow trench at the hose outlet, fill it with small stones from the path, lay the hose over it so water seeps through gently, then walk along the garden wall with my hand on the stones, feeling for any loose or cracked sections, esp
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I'm starting the pH strips. Don't touch the tomato stakes.
Walks to the garden shelf, retrieves the water test kit, and heads out to the south beds.
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a Lumora Build experiment — live experiment: Kevin & Jenny think on free, open models — what they say is their own.