Keelstrand — Final state
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| Fact ID | Knowable statement | Epistemic status | Confidence | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| fact-creek-parley-keelstrand-view | The rotational creek lookout spotted a three-person party approaching the south creek bank in daylight with open hands. Elders received their hail; the visitors identified themselves as peaceful coastal folk from Saltmere on the southern shallows, offering a seasonal gift basket of fine pressed salt, smoked fish, and reed craft. The gift was accepted across the water, peaceful relations were affirmed, and Marker Beach was agreed as a neutral seasonal meeting ground. Later, Ivo walked the marker beach and aligned three verification stones on a driftwood log. | REPORTED | CONFIRMED | PROPAGATED |
| fact-keelstrand-craft-haulout-and-joinery | Arel's crews maximized the late-autumn fish runs before winching the fishing boat and creek skiffs onto greased log skids on the gravel terrace above storm tides, lashing them securely. Inside the stabilized boat shed, Mara and carpenters spent foul-weather days carving oars, shaping thole pins, drilling trunnels, and pre-fitting framing knees for Arel's spring vessel, while Pell's apprentices repaired nets and conditioned cordage with tallow and pitch. | OBSERVED | CONFIRMED | DIRECT_OBSERVATION |
| fact-keelstrand-fiber-and-swales | Tor organized swales along uphill walls to direct runoff toward the creek, inspected central hearth clearances, and culled storage pits. Pell led apprentices in retting and spinning nettle and bast fibers into cordage, while caulking pitch was rendered from resin, charcoal, and ash. | OBSERVED | CONFIRMED | DIRECT_OBSERVATION |
| fact-keelstrand-keel-assembly-and-ice-defense | Mara and Arel struck the thatch cradle from the laid keel as daytime temperatures rose above freezing, mobilizing the yard to fasten pre-shaped ribs, knees, and match-marked strakes with trunnels and pitched oakum. Watch crews fended ice floes away from the gravel terrace with ash poles, keeping hauled hulls safe, while wood ash was spread across garden snow to hasten spring soil thawing. The community gathered in the boat shed for the Feast of the First Bud, reaffirming solidarity as spring approaches. | OBSERVED | CONFIRMED | DIRECT_OBSERVATION |
| fact-keelstrand-ridge-and-marker-patrols | Ivo scouted the western marker beach, finding the stake intact with faint shore tracks nearby. Later, from a concealed observation post on the southeast ridge, Ivo observed managed pack goat herds grazing across the distant upland shelf before executing a disciplined midday return. | REPORTED | CONFIRMED | PROPAGATED |
| fact-keelstrand-ridge-patrol | Ivo scouted the southeast pack trail to the first ridgeline, observing pack animal tracks and spotting distant upland grazing herds before executing a midday turnaround and returning safely before nightfall. | REPORTED | CONFIRMED | PROPAGATED |
| fact-keelstrand-ridge-winter-observation | Ivo conducted a final pre-frost scout to the southeast ridge before winter weather set in. From concealed observation, he noted that the distant upland pastoralists have moved their pack goat herds off the exposed slopes into sheltered stone pens near their settlement, confirming pastoral winterization, before returning safely. | REPORTED | CONFIRMED | PROPAGATED |
| fact-keelstrand-roofs-and-boats | The unfinished hull was securely cradled and sealed beneath pitched thatch. Mara overhauled and caulked the existing fishing boat with seasoned offcuts. Pell trained apprentices in knotting and split-root lashings, enabling Tor's crews to tie thatch and seal all four leaking houses. | OBSERVED | CONFIRMED | DIRECT_OBSERVATION |
| fact-keelstrand-shed-prefabrication-and-trade-craft | Inside the heated boat shed, Mara's carpenters and Arel's crew planed, beveled, match-marked, and pre-bored seasoned hull strakes and framing knees with tally notches for Arel's vessel, while Pell's apprentices twisted oakum caulking lines and prepared portable pitch pots. Woodcarvers utilized seasoned hardwood offcuts to manufacture 12 carved trenchers and bowls, 10 salt scoops, 8 tool handles, 4 spare pine sweep oars, and 2 tight-lidded dry casks, oiling and wrapping them in birch bark for spring barter. | OBSERVED | CONFIRMED | DIRECT_OBSERVATION |
| fact-keelstrand-shed-shoring | Mara and Ivo inspected the boat shed brace, finding rot concentrated at the foot of the post while adjacent framing remains solid. Sturdy timber props were erected to shore the corner and cross-beam, stabilizing the shed against autumn winds. | OBSERVED | CONFIRMED | DIRECT_OBSERVATION |
| fact-keelstrand-shed-underpinning | Mara and Ivo jacked the boat shed cross-beam, excavated to firm subsoil, and seated a broad flat river stone plinth. The rotted base of the corner post was cut away, charred against fungus, and fitted with a seasoned timber block sistered with hardwood splints and treenails, permanently securing the structure. | OBSERVED | CONFIRMED | DIRECT_OBSERVATION |
| fact-keelstrand-shed-workshop-and-solstice | Inside the heated boat shed, Mara's carpenters and Arel's fishing crew dressed, planed, and pre-fitted seasoned hull planks and framing knees for Arel's spring vessel, cementing the keel compromise. Pell's apprentices spun cordage, mended nets, and laced ash-wood snowshoes with rawhide, while woodworkers carved wooden bowls, scoops, and tool helves from offcuts. At mid-month, the community gathered around the shed's central brazier for a rich solstice stew of smoked fish, roots, and beans seasoned with Saltmere salt, publicly celebrating each work crew. | OBSERVED | CONFIRMED | DIRECT_OBSERVATION |
| fact-keelstrand-shelter-hardening-and-stores | Tor's crews gale-proofed all dwellings with lattice hold-down poles pegged at eaves and chinked walls with moss and clay, hanging hide baffles over doorways. Mara and Ivo completed the final drag-sled run for firewood logs and birch bark before stowing the oiled sleds. Venn audited all winter reserves, establishing a transparent weekly household rationing schedule that preserves an untouched 20% emergency reserve, with seed beans sealed in rafter vessels. | OBSERVED | CONFIRMED | DIRECT_OBSERVATION |
| fact-keelstrand-sled-timber-and-fuel | Work crews cleared and corduroyed the uphill track, using the two drag-sleds to haul straight trunk timbers, curved framing knees, and bundled deadwood before rains softened the trail. Logs were debarked and stacked on skids under thatched lean-tos to season for spring. | OBSERVED | CONFIRMED | DIRECT_OBSERVATION |
| fact-keelstrand-snow-defense-and-reserves | Tor led rotating snow crews equipped with wooden scrapers and long poles to clear roof eaves after every snowfall, and kept drainage swales clear of slush jams. Hearth enclosures and flues were inspected twice weekly to prevent soot fires, with door baffles cracked briefly at calm middays for air exchange. Venn administered weekly ration schedules holding the cordoned 20% emergency reserve untouched, culling damp roots into communal pottage and distributing herbal teas to prevent winter illness. | OBSERVED | CONFIRMED | DIRECT_OBSERVATION |
| fact-keelstrand-snow-flue-and-ration-discipline | Tor's snow teams cleared accumulated drifts from roof eaves after every heavy snowfall and freed drainage swales from ice dams, while sweeping flues twice weekly and briefly cycling midday air to vent stale smoke. Venn enforced weekly ration allotments holding the 20% emergency reserve untouched, culled softening cellar roots into evening pottage, verified brine levels in fish barrels, and distributed boiled spruce-tip, juniper, and rosehip infusions to prevent winter illness. | OBSERVED | CONFIRMED | DIRECT_OBSERVATION |
| fact-keelstrand-stores-and-sleds | Carpenters shaped two wooden drag-sleds from heavy offcuts to haul timber over the stony track without fraying rope. Venn lifted garden roots and beans into dry straw pits, and surplus creek fish were smoked and salted. | OBSERVED | CONFIRMED | DIRECT_OBSERVATION |
| fact-marker-beach-barter-keelstrand-view | Ivo, Venn, and two woodworkers reached Marker Beach with the cargo of carved wooden trenchers, salt scoops, tool handles, sweep oars, and dry casks. Meeting Saltmere's scouting party under daylight, they completed a successful barter for dense pressed salt cakes and tightly plaited reed mats and hampers, confirming peaceful relations and safe trail transit before returning to Keelstrand by dusk. | REPORTED | CONFIRMED | PROPAGATED |
| fact-marker-beach-keelstrand-view | During a sustained calm weather window at mid-month, Ivo and a companion on snowshoes made a disciplined day-trip to Marker Beach. They found the verification stones undisturbed on the driftwood log alongside the cold ashes of a clean smoke smudge. Ivo placed a carved miniature polished wooden oar beside the stones as a respectful mark of goodwill before returning safely to Keelstrand well before dark. | REPORTED | CONFIRMED | PROPAGATED |
| fact-marker-beach-midwinter-keelstrand-view | During a calm weather window at mid-month, Ivo and a scout on snowshoes conducted a light day-trip to Marker Beach. They found the verification stones and the miniature carved wooden oar undisturbed on the driftwood log beneath a light dusting of frost, with no fresh foreign footprints or boat skids on the frozen gravel. Leaving the sign intact, the patrol returned safely to Keelstrand well before twilight. | REPORTED | CONFIRMED | PROPAGATED |
| keelstrand-calendar | It is Early autumn, Year 1 (Y01-M07). The mornings are cool, with intermittent rain and occasional drying days. People expect wetter mid-autumn, stronger late-autumn winds, then short winter days, frost and occasional snow. Sea ice is not dependable. Weather can interrupt outdoor drying and travel; no particular storm or loss is foretold. Preparing roofs, fuel and stores now can work. | OBSERVED | CONFIRMED | INITIAL |
| keelstrand-conditions | Keelstrand's boat shed workshop thrives through midwinter frost: Mara and Arel completed plank fairing, beveling, match-marking, and trunnel-boring for Arel's vessel, while Pell's crew prepared oakum lines and portable pitch pots for immediate spring assembly. Woodcarvers produced a premium inventory of carved hardwood bowls, salt scoops, tool handles, spare sweep oars, and dry casks wrapped in birch bark. Tor's snow teams keep roof eaves and uphill swales cleared of snowpack and ice, flues are swept twice weekly, and Venn preserves the untouched 20% emergency reserve alongside daily spruce-tip and rosehip health infusions. | OBSERVED | CONFIRMED | INITIAL |
| keelstrand-contacts | Mara is your master carpenter. Arel is your fishing household speaker. Tor is your shelter keeper. Ivo is your timber and path scout. Pell is your rope worker with a strained wrist. Venn is your garden and pack keeper. | OBSERVED | CONFIRMED | INITIAL |
| keelstrand-custom | Promises made in the yard are spoken over a laid keel with witnesses. Changed circumstances can reopen terms; that does not make the first promise imaginary. Households accept your authority, while expecting you to say whose work waits. | OBSERVED | CONFIRMED | INITIAL |
| keelstrand-dispute | Mara promised Arel and the fishing households a sound boat before the late-autumn runs. Arel has helped feed the yard and wants that promise kept. Tor asks that roof crews come first, showing you the wet blanket. Mara says the hull can be safely paused if covered; finishing it while making every roof sound will require more skilled hands than the yard has. | OBSERVED | CONFIRMED | INITIAL |
| keelstrand-map | Your settlement occupies the northern timbered creek of the sound. The boat shed sits above the tide; the nearest straight timber grows uphill and must be dragged down a stony track. A western shore path reaches an empty marker beach in half a fair-weather day. A pack trail climbs southeast toward grazing country. Beyond its first ridge you have no current map. Your old fishing boat works within the creek; the unfinished larger boat cannot yet float. | OBSERVED | CONFIRMED | INITIAL |
| keelstrand-neighbors | Venn brings a sack with barley husks caught in its seams, found beside the uphill pack trail, and recalls hearing a distant stock bell there before the last rain. Ivo has walked the western route to the marker beach, half a day away, where salt-smelling cord was once tied around a stake. Neither knows a neighboring leader or their current needs. You could investigate a route, send a bounded message or remain home. A small party following the pack trail can reach the first ridge in a day and return before dark only if it turns back early. | OBSERVED | CONFIRMED | INITIAL |
| keelstrand-opportunity | Offcuts can repair smaller craft or make simple sled runners. Pell can demonstrate clean lashings while seated; training will occupy both learners and teacher. Covering the hull and renegotiating its delivery would preserve the investment, though people may disagree over what is owed. | OBSERVED | CONFIRMED | INITIAL |
| keelstrand-premise | You have awakened without memory of your old identity. You remember ordinary life in a modern society, but no modern equipment has come with you. The 149 people here treat you as their leader. Specific skills may be established through what you credibly attempt; doing or teaching work takes time. | OBSERVED | CONFIRMED | INITIAL |
| keelstrand-scene | Rain has stopped on the half-built hull. Under its ribs, a child has arranged little boats from scraps. Above you, a roof mat lifts in the wind. A carpenter sets down her adze when the shelter keeper brings a leaking sleeping blanket into the boat shed. | OBSERVED | CONFIRMED | INITIAL |
| keelstrand-warning | Ivo points out powder beneath one old shed brace and a change in the door gap after rain. The shed still stands. Nobody has opened the brace to see how deep the damage goes. A heavy lift beneath it could be postponed, shored or inspected. | OBSERVED | CONFIRMED | INITIAL |