Day 4: In the morning we worked in a pasture picking up pieces of metal that looked like the remains of a barn. An elderly man came and talked to us, and shared some of the effects the tornado had on his farm and on Macon County. He said in the 22 years he lived there he had never seen or experienced a tornado like that before. We finished our work early and spent the remainder of the afternoon and evening in Nashville.
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