Day 1 at Cardigan

September 28, 2016

On day 1, we arrived at Mount Cardigan on a yellow school bus.. This is a great example of movement, a group of kids being moved from Hopkinton to Mount Cardigan. Also an example of movement is the trash on the trails because the trash was moved from someplace to the mountain. There are also streams, which eventually lead down into the ocean, it is moving when traveling to the ocean, therefore it is an example of , the water from Mount Cardigan to an ocean of the rivers choice. We ate lunch at the AMC lodge, a lunch we packed at home and brought with us to the mountains. We moved the food from Hopkinton (or somewhere around that area) to Mount Cardigan. Look at that, another way movement ties into this trip.

On the side if one of the many trails on the mountain, there is an old rusted car that was was once used as an energy source to a mechanism that pulled skiers back up the trail. This car was likely not always on the mountain, meaning it had to have been moved there, making this a good illustration of movement. On the summit of cardigan, there is a fire tower built by things called humans. The supplies were brought to Cardigan to build this tower. In other words they were moved there, which means it is..movement. Along with all the things previously listed that are examples of movement to and/or from Mount Cardigan, on the trails there was a toboggan, probably put there by people of the human race, there were apple trees, also likely put their by human beings.But not only were they put there, they were moved there, from who knows where, to Mount Cardigan.

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