First one: arrived at the school at about 8 in the morning. We got our personal gear together and waited for everyone to get there. Once everyone got there. We then got gear that was provided by the unversity. Once everyone has their gear together and the vans were evenly distributed with people, and food. We was off to biggs, Oregon. We got gas, and had a delay with a vehicle's trailer. The trailer floors insulation was falling off. Got it dealt with and got on the road to bend. after driving since 12 til about 6 at night.  Once at bend. We got our tents set up, crewed up and got dinner cooking. After dinner. We got ready for bed after discussing what the game plan was for the next day. G'night. provided by the unversity. Once everyone has their gear together and the vans were evenly distributed with people, and food. We was off to biggs, Oregon. We got gas, and had a delay with a vehicle's trailer. The trailer floors insulation was falling off. Got it dealt with and got on the road to bend. after driving since 12 til about 6 at night.  Once at bend. We got our tents set up, crewed up and got dinner cooking. After dinner. We got ready for bed after discussing what the game plan was for the next day. G'night.

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