It was surprising to think that there was any more hedge to cut, but there was, albeit a relatively small amount. We finished off the small stretch of hedge that we were cutting before, and went on to some different ones, which were comprised mainly of brambles. This was not a concern, as we had been administered with a tool that we were told was called a slasher. it was essentially a hooked spear, which allowed for rapid destruction of hedges. After the majority of the destruction was over, we had a fire to dispose of the waste cuttings from the hedges - it was at this point that it began to rain, which did not aid the situation with the mud on the field, which formed layers inches thick on our boots, and was the catalyst for a small-scale mud fight. We managed to do no damage to the electric fence this time, which is better than last time, the results of which being a large section of the wire having to be replaced! I assume that this was the conclusion of the hedge cutting, and I know that there are plenty more activities in store.