Get out of the Training room if you can't stand the heat

Only 2 days before our coveted day off the Three Diggatiers were working indoors. Wait...we were bound to stay in there until all the paper work for the structures we surveyed was finished. That is exactly why Friday as well as Saturday were my team's days inside- in the training room. I tell you this, dear interested in the Brynkir project people, respectfully all the people involved in it who are reading this as a reminder what happened - with only 5 days left for us to spend here the end seems to be coming closer and it stressfully enough feels like the end of an era. Luckily I get to share all my worries with fellow white hats- Kate and Stephen. We have come to the conclusion that this experience was so "when I come up with a word for it I will tell you" that we all feel like there is now nothing beyond the reach of the Brynkir estate. Every breath here is both precious and unwanted. If Fraiday went by quickly and reasonably easy, Saturday was an Open day at Plas Brynkir and my intial group was to be evaluated on the tour we were giving around the site. Long story short when the Open day was over and the crowds of cute elderly people interested in history was gone we continued with the work. I can't imagine the evenings at Brynkir without the company of Kate and Stewie(Stephen, people-keep up with the story)- sometimes I like to think of us three as The Diggatiers, because we shared so much during this experience. And the weirdest part of it all is the fact that sharing the stories of BK12, regardless of how passionately I look to share them here, are hard to understand if you weren't there to see it all. Only 3 days to go. Only 3 more stories to share. Hope you are ready for the waterfalls!