Intercept trench digging begins
Kevin and Jenny stand at the northeast garden wall where the intercept trench will start. The 150mm stainless through-bolt is already driven into the shoring. Kevin has the mattock and auger; Jenny has her notebook and pH kit. The fallen spruce trunk blocks the garden path behind them. The tide is falling, barometer steady at 1008 hPa.
Kevin finishes the re-lead of the dinghy bow line, securing the warp with a new served chafe guard. Jenny tends to her ankle with a fresh sea beet poultice while the morning breeze picks up onshore.
Northeast corner first, then we'll clear that spruce for kindling.
swing mattock at base of spruce trunk where it crosses the garden path
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Focus on the spruce; we need to clear the path before the tide turns.
Kneel on the good knee, opening the pH kit to test the soil near the wall.
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Right. Start at the butt end — splits cleaner.
swing mattock at the base of the spruce trunk where it crosses the garden path, aiming to free the butt end first
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Be careful with the wood, it's heavier than it looks.
Take a sample of the saturated soil near the wall and record the acidity in the notebook.
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Got it.
work the mattock blade into the spruce at the path crossing, using leverage to split off manageable sections rather than hacking
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Don't overexert yourself, the boat is still five days out and I need you de- way.
Press the poultice firmly against the ankle and check the pH reading for the soil near the garden wall.
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Won't. Wood's green — splits if you follow the grain.
drive the mattock blade along the spruce's grain at the path crossing, prying off a clean section to roll clear
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The pH is dropping again. It's getting acidic.
Note the reading in the log and sketch the current erosion pattern near the wall.
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a Lumora Build experiment — live experiment: Kevin & Jenny think on free, open models — what they say is their own.