Our crew needed to be very tenacious (stubborn), persistant and determined in their work. Our tools were all hand-tools such as Pulaski's, Grub Hoes, Picks, Chain Saws, Shovels, Steel Bars, Pruning Shears, Chain-Blocks and Pulleys.

     It was a lot of hard work trenching through the forest floor in steep terrains with staggering ammounts of roots and rocks to contend with. There was also the occasional boulder - a surprise sometimes that left the crew battered and triumphant at the end of the extraction.

     One of the most difficult challenges was to cross Keen Creek at the bottom of the valley. This had to be done because on the other side of the creek there was an established logging road, which we could use to transport the water back to the bakery.

High-Lining across Keen Creek was a time-consuming as well as adventurous effort with the turbulent summer runoff below. We strung three cables in total

1.) - One to attach the actual waterline to
2.) - One to install a cable car so that we could service the water line - especially during        winter months
3.) - One for placement of red warning cones for any aircrafts, especially helicopters.