Reports from
between the stones.
A working record of weather behaving badly, objects arriving uninvited, and small lives discovered where the flour should have been.
- Ledger
- Volume 01
- Conditions
- Mostly impossible
- Recovered
- After the thirteenth turn
The observation ledger
Choose an entry. Arrow keys move between tabs; the routes at the end of each note lead back into the working mill.
field note 01The hour the rain went upward
At 04:13 the drops stopped falling, reconsidered, and returned to the cloud in orderly lines.
The vane registered a wind from underneath. No roofs were harmed, although three chimneys reported feeling unusually empty. Stockholm continued as if this were acceptable.
Check the ordinary skySpecimens that object to shelves.
Measurements were attempted. The specimens offered their own descriptions instead.
Night miller
Limestone, mothlight, brass knees. Rotates toward tomorrow when left unattended.
Flour oracle
Crackled porcelain and bottled thunder. Gives excellent forecasts for rooms that do not exist.
Unfinished weather
Two millstones, one violet cloud, several formal umbrellas. Still awaiting a ground.
Four paths leave the notebook.
Each returns to a part of Kvarnen that is still working, playing, measuring, or remembering.
A complete record is impossible. A useful record leaves room for the next impossible thing.Return to the known story