Day 4

 Day four was pretty uneventful. Due to the fact that we’re were unable to obtain our tools we needed to complete our work, despite our continued efforts, we couldn’t do much work. We were up at 7:30 and ready to go but since we had nothing more to do at mud pond until we had our tools, we decided to take advantage of the beautiful day and go on a hike up the ski hill. Not much work was done but fun was had! We are excited to collect our tools and continue our work tomorrow. 

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