It wasn't George 's fault that the filtration rigs were fitting together poorly. The blueprints were confusing and though Hadama was doing his best to interpret from the water, he was unfamiliar with the contraptions and the shorthand on the diagrams. Between the two of them it was difficult going, and George cracked the first barrel in the process of removing its bottom. They needed Harper's more expert assistance to finish the initial construction, but thankfully the Stalwart had enough luck skill to make up for their lack thereof.
Speaking of whom, Harper clearly knew what he was doing with the barrels, the filters, and the rocks themselves. He was able to fit the light-weight volcanic rocks together snugly, ensuring the water would travel slowly through the natural filters before they reached the fine mesh screens at the bottom. With deft expertise he layered larger and smaller stones to reduce the gaps between them as much as humanly possible.
When they had finished assembly Hadama took a moment to admire their work before he nodded gratefully to the men. "All that is left is to filter the water through it. It will need to be added slowly. It will go easier if we take turns," he suggested. They would need to lift the barrels of water up high enough to be poured into the top of the double-high filtration casks and hold them there for an extended period, letting the water trickle slowly into them without overflowing the sides before it had a chance to filter down through the rocks and into the empty, waiting casks below.
Last Round!
Take turns pouring the water into the filtering casks and feel free to relax on the beach in between shifts!
No posting order!
Speaking of whom, Harper clearly knew what he was doing with the barrels, the filters, and the rocks themselves. He was able to fit the light-weight volcanic rocks together snugly, ensuring the water would travel slowly through the natural filters before they reached the fine mesh screens at the bottom. With deft expertise he layered larger and smaller stones to reduce the gaps between them as much as humanly possible.
When they had finished assembly Hadama took a moment to admire their work before he nodded gratefully to the men. "All that is left is to filter the water through it. It will need to be added slowly. It will go easier if we take turns," he suggested. They would need to lift the barrels of water up high enough to be poured into the top of the double-high filtration casks and hold them there for an extended period, letting the water trickle slowly into them without overflowing the sides before it had a chance to filter down through the rocks and into the empty, waiting casks below.
Last Round!
Take turns pouring the water into the filtering casks and feel free to relax on the beach in between shifts!
No posting order!
