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Field guide No. 218

A silver fork rests on dark wet stone, each of its tines pouring a thin ribbon of seawater down the frame. It is either draining the ocean or serving it.

Cutlery at low tide

Four prongs, four streams.

A silver fork rests on dark wet stone, each of its tines pouring a thin ribbon of seawater down the frame. It is either draining the ocean or serving it.

Field noteForks do drip. Four steady streams with no source is where hydraulics walks out.

Specimen
No. 218
Kind
Possible (the golden mountain kind)
Breaks
Physics
Where it doesn’t exist
Dark wet stone, below the tide line.
Nearest existing relative
A fork, and seawater.
Filed in Fresh slop as
Objects

Also possible, also breaking physics