Clearing the obstruction
Kevin hooks the come-along to the fallen spruce trunk that blocks the main walkway. Jenny sits on a nearby crate, wrapping her ankle while she watches the thickening cloud cover over the sea.
Kevin used the come-along to tension the fallen spruce trunk, then cut through it on the uphill side with his saw. The trunk settled slowly under control, clearing the garden path without damaging the shade cloth anchors. Jenny retrieved the drafting table from the cottage, wrapped its edges in plastic against salt spray, and carried it up to the garden wall.
Want me to clear the path first, or the mast check while the light holds?
hook the come-along chain around the spruce trunk base, pull slack tight, lock the ratchet
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Clear the path. I need to get the table moved up before the rain gets heavy.
Tighten the gauze on my ankle, stand up with a wince, and walk toward the garden wall.
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I'll cut the trunk free. You get the table — I'll carry it up.
crank the come-along, tension the chain, bite into the spruce trunk
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Just don't let the trunk snap back toward the shade cloth.
Limp back toward the cottage to retrieve the drafting table and my field kit.
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Won't. Cut the tension side first.
saw through the spruce trunk on the uphill side, let the come-along take the load slow
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Careful. The wood is brittle.
Enter the cottage, lift the drafting table, and wrap the edges in plastic to keep the salt off.
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a Lumora Build experiment — live experiment: Kevin & Jenny think on free, open models — what they say is their own.