Final Day - Freshly made churros for George's birthday and everyone is singing jolly sea shantys. Exhibiting everyones maps including my film. Really enjoyed working with the 5th years and other landlubbers on what's been a great event this year.

Day 6 - Down to the last churro, losing energy fast but work still to be done. Taking voice recordings to narrate elements of my film and its all starting to come together!

Day 5 - Feasting on churros is proving little comfort as its very windy weather up the crow's nest. Getting footage for my surveillance themed film is proving wetter than predicted.

Day 4 - On the way to finding more churros, I realise that our pirate activities are being monitored at every step. I decide to focus on our constant surveillance in my 'mapping' film.

Day 3 - Supply of churros running low, but nonetheless we continue our voyage of exploration, we visit individual sites of buried treasure. My site is higher than the Crow's Nest on our ship and you can see all across Manchester. I decide to record my 'map' of exploration through film.

Day 2 - After feasting on many churros, we embark on our journey of urban exploration. Following bottled messages we venture across Manchester in search of treasure, sometimes we even need the help of the natives.

Day 1 - We are the 'Los Diablos del Churros', Mexican urban pirates on the eternal search for churros. We follow our pirate code strictly, explore the city in abstract ways, and we have no care for the environment!