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When I awoke on day three at cardigan I was excited but also ready to go home. After our morning free time and breakfast we played a game and went out to do the compass course. We learned how to use a compass and sketched about twice as much as the first day! After the course we went to a pond to eat lunch. While we were eating we watched some salamanders swim and admired nature. After lunch we went and took another survey and then goofed off with our friends before the bus arrived. Once the bus did arrive we hopped on and said goodbye to the AMC people as we got ready for the ride home. When we got back my dad was waiting for me and I hopped and we drove home, all the while I told him about what we did at cardigan.
Movement
There was a lot of movement on day three at Cardigan. First off and most obvious, we left Cardigan at the end of the day on a bus. Another example of movement at Cardigan were the lights. They were specifically designed to shine light only down, not up or to the side. This idea most likely originated from somewhere else and was used at Cardigan. One last example of movement at cardigan is the guitar that was there. The idea of guitars came from somewhere else and the guitar was made somewhere else. That is about all of the movement at Cardigan.
Last Edited 12-9-22