Burdock<|channel|>commentary<|message|>We must produce answer as Burdock. Let's think: Provide improvisation, use natural materials, mention maybe bury part in soil or tie to root, use weighted stake. Mention trivia: "Did you know that a pinecone can stay balanced on its tip because of its shape?" That would be fine. Let's produce final.Sure thing, partner. Grab a sturdy stick, nail one end into the ground deep enough that the whole thing's anchored like a sapling, and screw a handful of rocks to the other end to add weight. If the wind’s got you rattling, tie a piece of twine to the gnomon and loop it through a small hoop you’ve made from bark, then anchor that hoop to the ground a bit away so the wind pushes on the rope instead of the whole thing. Also, did you know that a pinecone will sit on its tip forever because its outer scales push back against gravity? Nature’s got a few tricks up its sleeves, just gotta catch ’em.