Day two at the LC Ranch was exciting (I know somewhere both Folg and Sean have Lauren Conrad on the brain). Even though the guy assigning us work referred to our all day task as "prison work", we weren't upset considering we had to stare at this all day. Talk about vanishing point.
Our task was to put in snow poles down the 2 mile long gravel driveway in preparation for the upcoming winter season. Apparently due to how open the land is, they get drifts 10'-15' high and can only access the ranch via snowmobile.
Our lunch break spot wasn't bad either.
After our job was done we were told by our pseudo boss that the big boss GM of the ranch wanted him to tell us that we have work in the Spring if we want it. He was "very impressed with the both of you. He said he noticed how hard you guys work and likes your attitude". Although that's a little way away, it's nice to build long term relationships with work being the extent of the hooking up. ...what a difference a few hours makes.
Oh and day 2 supplied us with more free fire wood to bring home and chop. So Ryan and I woke up and did some more chopping today.
Note: Jumping and swinging an ax is not recommended.
Our days at the ranch are over now, but our paths may meet again. You never know when we'll want to pull a wake and chop again. Apparently we have another whole cord of wood coming our way courtesy of a roommates hookup, so that will be a glorious day.
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