TRADING POST CHAPTER 14 Day 10
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Send us a text Help for the boys but where are Eneu and Philip and where will the Indians take us?
Send us a text Where's Eneu? We have to find Enu.
Send us a text We have to get to the Trading Post but which way to go? Is it East or West, and how will we get there? Boys injured need medical help now!
Send us a text The injured boys go back to camp but there is urgent work to be done; the injured cougar has to be killed.
Send us a text On the beach at lake Merwin.
Send us a text To Lake Merwin
Send us a text A plan to get home.
Send us a text Day 3. Meeting Enew
Send us a text Monday, day three....
Send us a text Saturday was exciting and exhausting. Daryl's injury kept him from sleeping soundly, but as the boys start their second day in the woods, their energy is high. It hasn't occurred to them that they are lost.
Send us a text See through the eyes of the young and innocent: faced with challenges they had not imagined, hardship and adventure in which they triumphed and failed, pain they suffered and evil they were to confront. An American tale of young boys during World War II living in Vancouver, Washington.
Send us a text The war was raging, and everyone was busy attending to their jobs. We were left on our own a lot - all the kids were. It was exciting and sometimes scary. We were growing up quick.
Send us a text Homeless for a while in Portland. Wartime activities everywhere. Hustle here, hustle there, ships, airplanes, adrenaline all around. Trips around the area to see what it's all about stretched imagination to the limits. A whole town built in 110 days. Three shipyards turning out ships as if they were cars on an assembly line. The world had never seen anything like it. I was there.
Send us a text World War II was raging. Workers were streaming west to take jobs in the shipyards along the Columbia River. The whole world had gone mad, and yet a child's world was just forming. It leads to a fictional story that isn't all that fictional.
Send us a text A Winter Visit To TEXAS in February; what a great idea. So, what could possibly go wrong?
Send us a text It's New Year's Eve at the Gas & Grill. A terrible snowstorm is bearing down on the area. The lights go out all over town. A desperate man stumbles in the door ...
Send us a text Our town is decorated and everyone is getting ready for Christmas. What happens when the kids have a great idea and want to surprise the whole town? It's going to take hard work but they can do it.
Send us a text In our town, news travels fast. There is a newspaper in the nearby town of Bloomfield, but it only comes out once a week and most times is way behind the news. Besides that, it hardly ever tells the whole story. This week's letter to Brett fills in some of the gaps; the wreck, the fire, the Pavillion, and more.
Send us a text Life goes on with everyday events, special events getting ready for Thanksgiving and Christmas and then there was the bank robbery.
Send us a text Decisions, decisions, decisions; life is full of them - some good, some bad. When someone from our town makes a big one you can count on comments.
Send us a text Back in The Day learning to drive horses was a challenge, still is for Amish today. The challenge we reached for were mechanical marvels; an old Oliver tractor, a 32 Ford truck. The story of how I learned to drive the truck is part of family history.
Send us a text Not much going on this week till the Department of Transportation showed up to do a project on Main street. We were on TV waving and shouting encouragement. We're OK. The firemen have left.
Send us a text Story Time at the park is a regular event. We read stories, the children make up plays based on the story, then present them on the stage. Today's story was interrupted by Alafair, a visitor in town. He has a story to tell.
Send us a text Change comes hard in our town. We cling to the customs and practices handed down to us from years past; they mean a lot to us. They give us identity. It's who we are. And yet, change has a way of sneaking in.
Send us a text MAGGIE the CAT. If you missed this story - it's back again. It is the most popular of all the short stories on the NO JUNK MAIL podcast. Maggie the cat; what can I say. Cats are a special thing in our town, especially Maggie who was never domesticated but decided to become part of our family anyway. Her adventure -- going to the vets, is one of the stories of our town narrated in NO JUNK MAIL....
Send us a text Out in the country and in the farmland, good-paying jobs are scarce. We've had our ups and downs with the economy like everybody else but we want to do something about it. This is America, the land of opportunity, and with that comes BIG IDEAS. A letter to Brett reveals some hometown news and the latest Big Idea.
Send us a text Conspiracy, conspiracy, conspiracy, they're all around us. And, they're driving us to distraction at the Gas&Grill. Listen in as the discussion jumps from one to another.
Send us a text Where do young men get the courage required to stand up to adversity? Fred Meeks, our barber in Bloomfield tells us his story.