{The Third Day At Cardigan Mountain (Movement)}
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Movement, a theme of geography!, is very important and comes up more often than you would think. Like the plates and silverware we used was a good example of movement. As people, we were part of movement. We started at our school, then moved over to the bus, which then took us to Cardigan Mountain. This is an amazing example of movement, but a very good example too would be the resources to build the fire tower that rests on top of the mountain itself. If I had to give only one example of movement though, I would say the people there. They came from different places and all met up at Cardigan Mountain. Many people, including myself all were part of movement!
On day three, we got ready to leave, and people were crying! We first packed up, and if you wanted to, you could shower. I showered, packed up, and got changed and ready for the day. Breakfast was a big feast, but I only was given a muffin. Eggs, and hashbrowns, sausage and house fries, an ever changing sweet, all lined the tables. By 9:00 a.m. we had to have all our belongings packed and out of the bunkrooms. I would say that the White Admiral Butterfly bunk was the best bunk. They had the room the cleanest at the end, and even helped others! Anyways, the group I was in had already hiked to Welton Falls, so we had to do the boring compass course. Right after that, we loaded right up into the bus, enjoying every minute of the hour and half long bus ride!