Friday morning was the last day working at the terrace of the Can Sadurní cave. Our goal was to level the five different areas around the entrance of the cave in order to be able to have guided visits and thanks to the hard work of all Work camp members we were able to achieve it. Now the inner terrace inside the fence is all levelled and ready to start for excavation purposes, and the outside has two extra meters of space to accommodate the visitors.
The group has worked during two weeks cleaning the Lime oven at the foot of the hill where the Can Sadurní cave is located, and levelling, digging, cleaning and drawing at the terrace in front of the cave. Thanks to this tasks we have been able to remove the rocks fallen down from the shelter of the cave, and the surrounding area will be able to be excavated in following campaigns. Thanks again to all of you that have made this possible, easy and enjoyable.
We still have a surprise to share during the following days, from Russia with love - Tom we are waiting for your video-.
During the afternoon some of us went to visit the Rhinoceros Cave, and could see the little elephant that is being dug out. Another group visited the Can Sadurní wine cellars in Begues.
Chus, Eli, Pablo, Manel & Jordi
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