Day two: On Tuesday we were greeted with amazing weather, one of the nicest days of the year so far. We started the day with a risk assessment where we had to go through possible dangers during our tasks and what we could do to prevent them, this helped keep everyone safe and helped us understand what we were doing.

We then headed out to Bowlees Visitor Centre with Adam and Julia. We took a quick walk around Low Force to see if any work was needed. We noticed a small foot bridge needed to have the metal wire grip replaced as it was worn away and there was exposed metal wire, so we measured the dimensions of the bridge to cut some new wire later. Adam was also aware that there were people were often walking through private land in the area, so we walked in that area to find good spots to put some signs.

After a quick lunch break at Bowlees we fixed some latches and bagged up some old wood that needed to be taken away. We also cut some new wire to put on the bridge before heading down back to Low Force. While we were there, we used a hammer, horseshoe nails and fencing pliers to take the old grip off and replace it with new grip. On the way back, we found a broken gate and quickly fixed it with a new bolt. I thoroughly enjoyed this day as I enjoy working with tools and fixing things plus, I also feel I made the area a little bit more safe and enjoyable to visitors.