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3rd Day of Video Documenting , May 28th 2023

On May 28th, 2023, we the Garbage Goblins, had decided to meet up during the weekend to continue our video documentary. We had purchased new equipment to further enhance the quality of our documentary.

The original plan was to meet up at Bakelicious for some food and discuss our next steps. However, we were late and ended up meeting at 2pm instead of 1pm. After our discussion (and food), we explored the town a bit to record footage and then headed to the football ground. There, we became distracted and spent an hour playing tag, snacking, filming, and having a conversation about our lives as friends.


The next plan was to record in Sukriti. We sang along to music and walked there. The scenery was good enough to be filmed, so we took out our selfie sticks and climbed up. Unfortunately, Rigsel got too engrossed in recording and was planning to do a risky shot over the cliff, which made the anxious group worry about him falling or losing his phone (unfortunately, no good drone shots).




We then concluded our day and headed home with all the clips we had recorded.


Signing out,

Garbage 

Goblins
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