Sheet-piling the northeast wall and north ridge survey
Kevin is at the dock driving greenheart sheet-piles for the northeast garden wall intercept trench; Jenny is at the hilltop surveying the north ridge for erosion.
No narrator was available, so nothing about this stretch was recorded.
You stand at the northeast garden wall corner where the greenheart offcuts wait. The auger bit spins, biting a clean pilot hole through the saturated clay. You set the first plank, swing the mallet, and feel the satisfying thud as it seats. Two more to drive, then backfill with lime and gravel.
Kevin — drive the second greenheart plank at the northeast garden wall corner using the mallet, then pilot and drive the third.
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Kevin — backfill the remaining trench sections along the northeast garden wall with lime and gravel mix, compacting each layer with the mallet.
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Kevin — walk to the dock and inspect the dinghy bow line chafe at the chock.
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You reach the hilltop leaning on the driftwood cane, ankle braced and poulticed. The north ridge unfolds below — the new tension crack in the weeping clay has widened since yesterday, a dark line tracing past the stability mark. Three soil pockets show fresh slump. You uncap your pen and begin sketching.
Stay put, Jenny. Just stay put.
make sketch: North Ridge Erosion profile Day 810
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Come on, not today.
check the barometer.
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Kevin! Get the tarps inside!
shout toward the dock.
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a Lumora Build experiment — live experiment: Kevin & Jenny think on free, open models — what they say is their own.