Day 2 was probably the most tiring day. That's the day that we hiked Firscrew Mountain and Cardigan Mountain. My day started off by eating breakfast, that was the first day that my table had no Orc. After that we got dressed, no cotton was aloud. COTTON KILLS!!!! We down stairs to meet at my group's meeting place, the fireplace. After that we set along to our new adventure.
As we were hiking the weather was amazing. Every once in awhile a cool breeze. This is actually an example of human/ environment interactions because the weather changed how we felt. We saw more trees than I ever thought existed. Some of the trees we saw were, white birches, yellow birches, many spouses, and even some apple trees. When we got to the top of the mountain there was carvings in the rocks. This is a perfect example of how we changed the environment. As we were going down Cardigan Mountain we saw an old fire house. This is another example of human/ environment interactions. The last thing as we were going back to the lodge was an old bridge. This is another great example of how we changed the environment.
When we got back to the lodge I was just about ready to pass out. (No joke) I was so tired that at story time I fell asleep on my friends lap. They had to tickle me to wake me up. I was really sad that that was the last night we were going to spend there. All in all day two was probably my favorite day.