American Landowner: Starting with Hunting in Alaska
Chapter 384

America's Landowner: Starting with Hunting in Alaska, Part 384

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This lighting system was originally intended for use in high-latitude indoor farms.

It can completely fool the plant's biological clock.

Price: $8,800

Add to cart.

The museum's hardware challenges are being overcome one by one with money.

After purchasing the large items, Su Wei moved on to the special woodworking and tools category.

Specimen restoration and miniature landscaping rely heavily on suitable tools.

The system provides Crafting Module that enhance Nimble Hands, but without physical tools, these skills still cannot be fully utilized.

He took a fancy to a Switzerland- made Stubai high-carbon steel carving knife set.

The handle is made of black walnut wood.

The set includes twenty-four different blades, featuring varying degrees of bevel, flat, and V-groove.

This is a top-of-the-line tool for handling miniature root carvings and shaping hard volcanic rock.

Price: $850.

It also comes with a Germany -made silent oil-free air compressor and three high-end airbrushes of different diameters.

These are used for later specimen coloring and rock detail spraying.

Finally, there was a large batch of high-purity synthetic sea crystals and bottom sand filter mats.

The shopping cart contained more than thirty items.

Su Wei clicked on the settlement icon in the upper right corner.

Total amount: $21,350.

Confirm payment and enter your password.

The notification sound of a successful bank card deduction rang out crisply in the quiet wooden cabin.

A notification popped up on the page saying, "Order is being processed and is expected to arrive at the Charleston Port within three to seven business days."

He stared at the line of text.

The journey from the port to Kodiak Island requires another cargo ship transfer, and the timing is just right to keep up with the hardening progress of the Matt Engineering team.

The closed loop is complete.

Once the equipment is in place, he will be able to squeeze a living wilderness into that massive log frame.

A wave of intense fatigue washed over me.

The intense physical labor and prolonged mental concentration depleted the body's last reserves.

He closed the computer screen and unplugged the power cord.

He walked to the door and checked the windproof bolts on the solid wood door.

He returned to the fireplace and turned the damper down slightly to keep the charcoal burning at a low flame.

The Cotton Candy is no longer in the corner.

It darted up the stairs to the second floor, stopped halfway, and looked back at Su Wei.

He climbed the wooden stairs to the second floor, his footsteps heavy.

Push open the door to the bedroom on the right.

The lights were off inside; moonlight streamed through the windowpanes, casting a rectangular patch of light on the solid wood floor.

The snowstorm outside the window has stopped.

The silhouette of the distant Pillar Mountain appeared as a deep black silhouette against the night sky.

He took off his outer coat, leaving him only in gray thermal underwear.

He threw back the down comforter and lay down inside.

The Cotton Candy jumped onto the bed.

It trotted around Su Wei's feet a few times, found a comfortable spot, and curled itself into a snow-white ball.

He pulled the corner of the blanket over his shoulders.

His breathing became long and steady.

In the darkness, the phone screen on the bedside table was still partially lit.

The screen's light shone on the black wood grain.

The page is currently showing the last shipping notification, with the green progress bar just moving up to the first bar.

Chapter 190 Equipment Display and Roaring Sounds in the Snow

My phone vibrated twice.

Su Wei's eyelids twitched, and his left hand reached out from under the covers, touching the cold metal body on the bedside table.

The screen brightness is piercing the retina.

5:17 AM.

Amazon's order tracking notifications are displayed at the very top of the notification bar.

The gray progress bar has moved past the second mark, and the logistics status has been updated to "shipped from Seattle distribution center, expected to arrive in Anchorage Port in three to five business days."

There are two cargo ship services per week from Anchorage to Kodiak Island.

Including transshipment, it will take at least eight days.

Eight days.

Su Wei placed her phone face down on the bedside table and sat up.

The Cotton Candy was startled awake by this movement. Its blue pupils flashed for a moment in the darkness before it buried its head back under its tail and went back to sleep.

The physical fatigue has indeed subsided considerably.

The Homestead Shelter system faithfully performed its function, increasing both stamina recovery speed and mental fatigue elimination speed by 20%.

But this only eliminates the surface aches and fatigue.

A persistent sense of tension lingered in my mind, like a side effect of frequently using system skills.

This isn't something that can be solved by sleeping it off.

Su Wei stepped barefoot onto the solid wood floor, the icy touch sending a rush of coolness from the soles of his feet to his calves.

He walked to the window and pushed aside the inner layer of heat-insulating wood.

It was still dark outside the window.

The outline of the Pillar Mountain was mostly swallowed up by the night, leaving only a very faint deep blue line where the ridgeline met the sky.

The wind has stopped, and last night's snow has covered the ground and the frozen surface of Emerald Lake with a fresh layer of snow.

He closed the wooden board and went downstairs.

The charcoal in the fireplace was still warm.

Su Wei used pliers to pry open the ashes and stuffed in two chopped pieces of dry cedar wood.

Flames licked the surface of the wood, crackling and breaking the silence of the cabin.

kitchen.

There are four free-range eggs and half a block of butter left in the refrigerator.

Su Wei turned on the gas stove and placed the cast iron frying pan on it.

The butter melted rapidly at high temperatures, making a sizzling sound.

He cracked four eggs into the pan one by one, and the edges of the egg whites immediately curled and caramelized.

He pulled the last two slices of whole wheat bread from the locker and tossed them directly onto the edge of the cast iron pan to bake.

Three minutes later, fried eggs and toast were brought to the long wooden table in the living room.

The effects of Simple Dietary Supplementation are triggered.

He felt Efficiency Improvement and a slight increase in his cold resistance; this benefit could last for six hours.

Su Wei took a bite of the fried egg; the yolk burst on her tongue, the rich, fatty aroma mingling with the salty taste of butter.

As he ate, he pulled out the roll of museum design drawings covered in markings from his backpack and unfolded it on the table.

The drawings were pressed between the plate and the water glass.

Dense red markings covered every inch of the five ecological zones.

The river area has the most dense markings because the first phase of the Moss River Valley landscaping has just been completed.

But the remaining four areas—ocean, woodland, sky, and deer herd—are still just blank skeletons.

Su Wei slid his index finger across the drawing and stopped at the location of the marine ecosystem zone.

This 200-square-meter space has the most demanding requirements for its substrate.

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