The Sausage Tree (2009)
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What a nightmare that trip was. Only Dad, Geoff and Joan were not seasick. The dreaded travel sickness was to plague Valda and the twins until we were well into our teen years. When the trip was finally over Geoff remembers thinking to himself that this couldn’t be much of a place we’d come to because the wharf was very small and in need of repair.Twenty years later when Joan went with her husband to the wharf to fish for eels, she recognised Goderich Street with the trees down the middle as the... wide street we had driven down away from the wharf and into Launceston. Valda was too sick to remember anything, and the twins were too young.Prior to going to visit us in Victoria, Uncle Bob had bought Granma and Grandad a big house in George Street in Launceston. Before the move from their isolated country home, they sold their furniture to other families living in the district, then carrying the rest of their meagre belongings they walked eight miles along rough unmade roads into Nabowla railway station where they caught the train and travelled to Launceston to begin a new life.We stayed with Granma Johnson until we were all over the seasickness and Mum and Dad could search for a house for us.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What a nightmare that trip was. Only Dad, Geoff and Joan were not seasick. The dreaded travel sickness was to plague Valda and the twins until we were well into our teen years. When the trip was finally over Geoff remembers thinking to himself that this couldn’t be much of a place we’d come to because the wharf was very small and in need of repair.Twenty years later when Joan went with her husband to the wharf to fish for eels, she recognised Goderich Street with the trees down the middle as the... wide street we had driven down away from the wharf and into Launceston. Valda was too sick to remember anything, and the twins were too young.Prior to going to visit us in Victoria, Uncle Bob had bought Granma and Grandad a big house in George Street in Launceston. Before the move from their isolated country home, they sold their furniture to other families living in the district, then carrying the rest of their meagre belongings they walked eight miles along rough unmade roads into Nabowla railway station where they caught the train and travelled to Launceston to begin a new life.We stayed with Granma Johnson until we were all over the seasickness and Mum and Dad could search for a house for us.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rosalie Medcraft to read onlineMoreLess
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