Last time, we had just finished dealing with a windstorm, and had taken a break for dinner. Later that night, it was time to get back to work.

On the way, we passed a variable forklift helping to construct a geodesic dome, as you do.

We also ran into this sneaky guy:

While I distracted him, S snuck around behind…:

…and they became close friends (there were no survivors):

Last stop on our trek before the installation was the phenomenal ‘Medusa’ being constructed at centre camp. This picture does not do justice to the immense scale (there were dance parties all week underneath it):

Finally reaching the installation, we took a second to check on our fuel depot, but our tank was happy, as it had found a friend:

But what was that in the distance? A red swingline stapler art car?:

We got back to work putting up mirrors with our fearless build crew. Here you can see three of them hard at work (I think l-r Evan, Kosta, Greg) (Also note the ever-present camelbak. Essential for hydration, even at night:

Finally, after many hours, we were structure complete! All posts up, all mirrors up! All ready for fire certification tomorrow! All we need is bunting and wiring!

At the same time, Marc was hard at work on FaIRE Hockey, doing his impression of a human fire Zamboni:

Next: More of the evenings activities, and build day 4 (the last build day!) and opening night!