Close but No Cigar

So today we came into the class with one goal. It was to get as close as humanly possible to finishing our project. We first wanted to start the placing of our freshly cut wood slices. We got the majority of the wood slices down on the ground. We saw that there wouldn’t be enough wood slices to fill our desired area so we devised a new plan. Our plan was make the wood cuts a series of waves, such as you would see in a river, with little indents between them. We eventually changed this back to the way it was originally supposed to be because we placed the six more huge wood slices at the end making our freshman section complete.While this was going on, a group was forming the mound to have more of

a point with a trench at the base.Our project was still missing some key components such as a more reasonable way to finish. We decided to make the bottom of the raging river was to flow so the sticks and rocks flow around the bottom of the project. The reason we did this was because the lack of the wood slices and how they would only reach a certain point.We finished off our day by deciding that one of our middle sections would be covered in mulch to give a better appeal to more people. Once the mulch section is complete then the project in general will be pretty much done except for some cosmetic work

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