Heavy air and shredded shade cloth
Kevin sits on the porch steps checking the barometer while the air remains heavy and still. Jenny sits in a chair, adjusting the bandage on her ankle and looking out over the garden wall.
Kevin inspected the garden at dawn and found that the crabs had shredded two sections of the shade cloth overnight. Jenny stayed at the cottage to manage her ankle and prepare for the day, while the heavy air suggested a coming change in weather.
It's not moving. The barometer, I mean.
Gently tighten the bandage around the ankle, then lean back and stare at the half-weeded garden.
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988 and steady. High's holding.
stand up, walk to the garden wall, crouch to examine the shredded shade cloth anchor points
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The crabs got to them again, didn't they?
Shift weight carefully to stand up, favoring the good leg, and walk slowly toward him.
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Aye. Three corners. Stakes held but the twine didn't.
pull a length of heavy-duty twine from pocket, test the tension on the remaining intact corner, then walk to the nearest oak stake to assess the damage
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Don't just pull it. If the tension is wrong, you'll just rip the cloth.
Lean against the garden wall for support and watch his hands, checking the soil moisture at the base of the nearest tomato plant.
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Not pulling. Checking.
release the twine, crouch to untie the intact corner carefully, then move to the first shredded anchor point to examine how the crab severed it
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