This is all I have so far: the notecard, and a photograph. When pressed for more information, he cited some important sporting event as the reason he was out-of-world, and could not be bothered for additional discussion.
Avaria Sav
local night; 1445 - 1515 SLT
occasional rain showers
sickle tool
130, 122
large branch, branch, dandelion
151, 51
wild onion
167, 178
garlic, large branch
154, 190
grass sheaf, chevril
112, 190
basil, wild beet
101, 152
sorrel
121, 150
bark chunk, sorrel, wild turnip
204, 154
branch, grass sheaf, large branch
225, 142
wild carrots, branch
228, 142
large branch, wild turnip
235, 168
bark chunk, garlic
241, 223
branch, bark chunk, grass sheaf
notes:
(1) HUD "locator" button turns from green to "?" when each harvest site empty
(2) all of these are labelled as one use only
(3) need to check sites out during local daylight
By my reckoning, Prof Krogstad found the basis for an interesting rustic stew, or the ex-Deutsche Demokratische Republik flag with the sickle and wheat sheath.
Ms Tanarian Davies has taken the lead in organising information on the Avarian discoveries, and I recommend her journal to you for additional reading.
By the look of things, a wealth of discoveries are poised for the, well, discovery. Knowledge of the Avarian biome will advance our understanding of the natural resources of Our Fair Caledon.
1 comment:
Dear Miss Nicholas,
Thank you humbly for your commendation, especially as it comes from the head of the Royal Society itself.
I also thank Professor Krogstad for his efficient note-taking, and have used his notes to start entries into a spreadsheet that will hopefully save the memberships of both the academic and amateur societies time in the field. If you have any suggestions for the formatting of same, I would most appreciate your comments.
I will figure out how to share it generally when it has a little more data input.
Yours mycovenatically,
T. Davies
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