Morning of Day 811
The sky thickens further as the humidity rises. You and Jenny stand by the garden wall, assessing the failed trench while the supply boat remains three days away.
Kevin retrieved rebar and a heavy mallet from the generator shed, then collected the cordless drill with 12mm auger bits from the workshop, preparing to sheet-pile the northeast garden wall with greenheart offcuts. Jenny limped to the cottage, fetched the first aid kit and sea beet leaves, and prepared a fresh poultice for her swollen ankle.
Trench won't hold in this muck. We'll sheet-pile the face with the greenheart offcuts, drive them deep, backfill with the crushed lime and gravel from the shed. Buys us the drainage we need.
walk to the dock where the greenheart cores are staged, assess lengths for sheet-piling the northeast wall
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I need the rebar and the heavy mallet. If we don't get that wall braced, the whole ridge goes to sea.
wipe grit from my palms and head toward the shed for the tools.
💭 peek at the thought
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Rebar's in the crate by the generator shed. Mallet's on the bench. I'll bring the auger and the 12mm bits — pilot holes first or we'll mushroom the greenheart heads.
head to the generator shed for the rebar crate, grab the heavy mallet off the workbench, then collect the cordless drill with 12mm auger bits from the workshop
💭 peek at the thought
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I'll get the poultice ready. My ankle is throbbing enough to see through the clouds.
limp back toward the cottage to fetch the first aid kit and the sea beet leaves.
💭 peek at the thought
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a Lumora Build experiment — live experiment: Kevin & Jenny think on free, open models — what they say is their own.