Sep 17, 2019
Today we ventured into the cave and cleared our dig squares for excavation. The cave was a little stinky due to a squirrel finding his way into the cave, but not a way back out.
We also found another fellow that had made his way into the cave. Unfortunately, we could not reach him to get him out... we will see if he is closer tomorrow.
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