Field guide No. 140
Pearl transit
Next stop: the open shell.
A giant oyster on a stormy shore holds a glass-domed station, with cable cars running in and out of it.
Field noteStations go in odd places, including shells if the shell is big enough. This one is.
Also possible, also breaking scale
A minor adjustmentRead charitably, a stone ball and a good caliper. Read literally, a moon somebody shrank to fit the vice.
Safety in numbersA safety pin is a bent wire and a clasp. Enlarged, it is still just that, in a lake.
Right on timeRoundhouses come as models; watches come with cases. Combined, they keep railway time precisely.
The teabag lighthouseLighthouses stand on rocks and glow; teabags only stand in cups. The steeping is the problem.