Today Tuesday the 23rd, was the 13th and final day of senior project. Having completed all fishing and construction adventures, today I was left with lots of time to reflect on the project. I spent lots of time writing my reflection essay, then prepping some videos. I had different videos to do, ones for tomorrow showing our fishing and construction, and ones for Jordan's Instagram that focus just on fishing. I then made the 4 hour trip up to Proctor. What a last 2 weeks!

Total hours: 74.5

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