If you want to know some cool facts about Tom Murphy and John Colter then read this paper. Tom Murphy and John Colter both like traveling and they both know how to keep them self 's prepared they both take water, warm blanket, food to eat and flash lights. Tom Murphy uses ski gear to walk through the snow because with his bear feet your feet would get so cold and you wouldn’t be able to feel them for a while. He finds a spot that has two trees next to each other so he could put up a 8inch tent type of thing he hangs it up with string once he gets it up he lay 's down a blanket and he lay 's on that blanket and falls asleep.
Once we get our tack and everything loaded in the trailer it’s time to hook up the truck and trailer and make sure the tire pressure is good, and then it’s time to get the horses from the barn and wrap their legs and get them loaded in the trailer so we can get on the road. The joy of having a hauling partner is they are in charge of the radio and playing good music and helping with the directions so that we don’t get lost. The bad thing about driving long distances is sometimes we have no idea where we are going. Sometimes not knowing where we are
There were children and old people alike in the cattle wagon. It may be physically possible to go without food for a few days, but going to the bathroom is unavoidable. If the cattle cars were packed tight and locked for three days, where did the people go? Exactly! They had to relieve themselves right where they stood.
I started the boat and backed it off the trailer and waited for my dad. When my dad got there he got in the boat and sat down and I started driving to the area where we were going to fish. When we got there my dad took the wheel to find a spot to drift. Drifting is where you put the boat sideways from the wind and let the wind move you and you put poles out alongside the boat so they drift along about a foot above the lake bottom. While he was doing that I was cutting up the shad (bait).
After we ate, we hiked up to go to our cabins. I loved these cabins because it had two of everything in the bathroom. Plus, we had bunk beds that we put our sleeping bags on that were extremely nice and comfortable. Even though it isn't my favorite I enjoyed getting to go to Camp Timberlake, and hope that if you go you like
My wagon train and I are leaving Independence and will travel 166 miles and 6 days to Alcove Springs. While we were leaving there was a huge traffic jam with all the carts and animals. The cart in front of mine was driven by a lawyer from New York so he didn't know how to control his animals very well. When we got to the Kansas River the carts wouldn't float so we all had to pay $1 to use the raft. After 6 days and 166 miles we finally made it to Alcove Springs.
Kelly We arrived at some trees and found something that could help out until we get out of here, three trailers and a porch that had been covered. Gina broke inside one after another surprised but disappointed she knew how but that was not the point inside was old oatmeal jerky that had turned white and beans, that smelled like a racoon cage we can last on this for a few weeks but that doesn’t mean we stop looking for help understand girls, cause if we don 't get out of here there is not a good chance of living. They soon began to realize it and teared up with fear We found two matresses musty and soft, from off of the porch. It was a hard night i couldn 't sleep in the heat.
Teena and I configured backpacks with water bladders holding four gallons of Go Juice. We also packed several rounds of journey cake, and made practice runs with the rigs. Our goal was to be able to run forty miles in under five hours to have a slight safety margin. It required several adjustments before getting everything packed just right.
I opened it up and couldn’t believe my eyes because once you got in there was leather couches and a 60 inch flat screen on the wall and the countertops were marble with gold edging and as we walked to the back there was a big garage for your atvs, dirt bikes, or utv. Once we were done taking our tour we got out and locked it up and I asked Nate if there was anything that I could do and he said go get the transport plate and some zip ties and secure the plate to the bracket. Once that was done we were about to hook up and someone else from the company came to pick up his load and we asked Nate if we could ask him for help hooking up our camper and then we would help him hook up his camper and Nate said yeah we can ask and we went over and asked and he said he would so he directed Nate into position and got hooked up and then Nate went to help him hook up and then Nate got the transport documents and he told me to put the address into the Garmin and when I saw where it was headed I told Gage that we were headed to Jacksonville, Florida.
I was assigned to door 10 when the doors were opened. At door 10, I did my briefing with my group and instructed them about what is allowed and what is not but then, I got moved to the little theater to watch 1 and 3. I did another briefing with the group and informed about everything again that is
Watching how the eight feet tall corn disappears just amazes me. I turn around in my seat and watch the corn kernels pour from the auger into the grain tank of the combine. The little 4x6 window on the upper part of the tank is my duty to watch when I ride with my grandpa. It illustrates when the grain tank is getting full. Once the window is full it is only a matter of time before the corn starts spilling over the top of the holding tank.
After unloading our belongings into the cabin and getting some lunch, it was time to head for the woods. The never ending green seemed to surround the truck as we made our drive down the old gravel road. As soon as we had arrived to the trail my mom and I loaded the fourwheeler. When carrying the bags of hunting bait onto wheeler, we realized how much work we really had ahead of us. With the four wheeler fully loaded we made our way further up the trail.
Bury Your Left Overs On a cold misty morning, I woke around 4:00 a. m, my alarm blasted with my favorite song. While trying to keep my eyes open I stumbled down the hall to the bathroom, combed my hair, brushed my teeth, gathering any last items I couldn’t possibly live without, just to crawl back into a bumpy car ride of slumber. Gathering up movies to bring along to avoid listening to Jerry crack the same jokes he has told since Courtney and I were in the 5th grade. Three hours into the trip Tammy yelled “look girls there are buffalo in that field!”
The Cattle Car We have finally settled into the cattle cars. We have only given a few loaves of bread and two buckets of water. These living conditions are unbearable. I’m not even sure if we’ll all survive this.
This year will mark my second time taking Drama. Last semester I either had the role of an actor or a crew member. This time I’m going to be the assistant director. It’s a whole lot different because an assistant director has more power than an actor because there is more responsibilities involved. Furthermore, yet has to work well with everyone in the cast and crew.
