Saturday was log-moving day and the local leaders
coordinated work to somehow improve the bridge. Until one man got seriously
injured, the work progressed. Once he was taken away, everyone lost heart and
the log stayed in its place on the ground about 100 feet from the river gap.
This was our problem solving example in the teaching to take place the next
week.
Oh how I wish they would have finished the upgrade. This
bridge was nerve wracking to cross. Children cross in the water, people with
loads cross in the water, helpers are available to walk you across if so
desired. I can’t figure out why they don’t just nail up a railing or drag that
last log another 100 feet. Perhaps my problem solving exercise should have had
a hands-on component J
