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Semantically the point is in the trying.
As in...
All we could do is try, and see if someone would come and explain. (omit comma)
And it is temporal, as in...
We all tried (time one) and (time two) then saw (for example) that milo was right.
Sometimes I question the use of "try to" when "try and" would do quite well thank you.
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