The last hack that showed you an eye went on, there was a tree down across our usual route. So we had to take an alternate route across a bridge. Unfortunately it was a metal bridge which has never been across before. So I didn't know what sort of reaction we were going to get. So here she goes. Not entirely keen on going across that but she was a good girl. The next part of the journey, the route was blocked ahead. So we had to take an alternate route up to the left which took us through confined spaces. Under low branches and on the right hand side there were a fair few scary objects. Notice on the left hand side there's a bit of a drop off as well. So the only support that we've got is a metal fence on our right hand side. Yeah it does get very narrow. Both stirrips touch the sides of the alleyway. Which you'll see an example of in it in a second. I know what reaction I'll get out of Jodi. The reason being is because we've done a lot of narrow spaces, scary objects, overhanging branches as part of our trek training. So she is familiar with the obstacle. In this case obstacles. But this is a practical application which was unplanned if you like. So it was a good test that the trek training is having an effect on how she reacts to things. She relaxes at this point anyway because where we come out is part of our usual hack route anyway. And I think she's done a fantastic job.