Morning folks — in this one I’m back up at the meadow hide site trying to get this elevated drinking/bathing pool finished off. Part 2 is all about turning what was basically a sheet of wood on pallets into something that actually looks like a proper woodland pool. I add timber around the edge to create a bit of depth (I’m right at the limit — about 2 inches max), then I protect the liner with old sheets and underlay, staple the pond liner in, and start the slow process of getting the levels bang on with watering cans and a few micro-adjustments. While the rain’s chucking us a googly, I also go through a proper field review of the Ceyomur CY95 trail camera that they sent me to test. For me, trail cams are a second pair of eyes 24/7, and the big win here is the solar panel and the Wi‑Fi app setup — I can aim it and check footage on my phone without disturbing the camera. I’ve had two out for a couple of months (one in really diffused woodland light and one in full sun) and the charge difference was only about 5%, which genuinely surprised me. I finish by dressing the pool with natural props — moss, roots, logs, ferns — because bare soil is the enemy of authenticity, and the whole point is to make it look like nature did it, not me.