Travelling Light
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I quit the rigs in August that year. The grain harvest was coming in and I knew there would be a shortage of hands. The Manpower office in Calgary found me a job, trucking, at a grain farm down at Vulcan, Alberta. I took a locker in the Greyhound depot, stored my gear, and bought a ticket on the next bus south.
The farmer met me at the café where the bus stopped. His name was Steve. We drove out to his farm, nine miles from town on the provincial highway. In the fields swathers were laying d...own the wheat and barley, and on some fields the threshing had started. The air was full of dust and chaff and the highway was streaked with yellow grain slopped from trucks rushing to the elevators in town.
As we drove into the yard I saw a combine and two trucks with grain boxes parked in front of the barn. The house was set on one side of the yard and on the other side an ATCO trailer was set up on blocks. There was an old Ford half-ton in front of the trailer, its hood propped open with a broken hockey stick.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I quit the rigs in August that year. The grain harvest was coming in and I knew there would be a shortage of hands. The Manpower office in Calgary found me a job, trucking, at a grain farm down at Vulcan, Alberta. I took a locker in the Greyhound depot, stored my gear, and bought a ticket on the next bus south.
The farmer met me at the café where the bus stopped. His name was Steve. We drove out to his farm, nine miles from town on the provincial highway. In the fields swathers were laying d...own the wheat and barley, and on some fields the threshing had started. The air was full of dust and chaff and the highway was streaked with yellow grain slopped from trucks rushing to the elevators in town.
As we drove into the yard I saw a combine and two trucks with grain boxes parked in front of the barn. The house was set on one side of the yard and on the other side an ATCO trailer was set up on blocks. There was an old Ford half-ton in front of the trailer, its hood propped open with a broken hockey stick.
What to read after Travelling Light?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peter Behrens to read onlineMoreLess
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