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grrr....i definitely copied the entry because i could tell the internet explorer was going to die and it didnt work.
so let's try this again.
so this morning we had a boring guy come and tell us stuff about the rivers that we already knew. then we went and looked at a site that SOLV had already worked on and took down an erosion fence so that we could install it at our next site. then we took our willow sticks that we cut for the past two days (1000 to be exact) and started installing them in them in the river bank (the one that's at a 60 degree angle). so we had three sizes of sticks: 6 ft, 4 ft, and 2-3 ft. so we bundled the long ones up in groups of 10 and then dug trenches and put them in it. then we took the small sticks and put them in vertically. then we took the medium size ones and put them in horizontally but perpendicular to the bank. i dont have a picture because we were right next to the water and i was afraid i would drop the camera or something. and there was nothing to stop us from falling in except the erosion fence.
so let's try this again.
so this morning we had a boring guy come and tell us stuff about the rivers that we already knew. then we went and looked at a site that SOLV had already worked on and took down an erosion fence so that we could install it at our next site. then we took our willow sticks that we cut for the past two days (1000 to be exact) and started installing them in them in the river bank (the one that's at a 60 degree angle). so we had three sizes of sticks: 6 ft, 4 ft, and 2-3 ft. so we bundled the long ones up in groups of 10 and then dug trenches and put them in it. then we took the small sticks and put them in vertically. then we took the medium size ones and put them in horizontally but perpendicular to the bank. i dont have a picture because we were right next to the water and i was afraid i would drop the camera or something. and there was nothing to stop us from falling in except the erosion fence.