Blacky Blasts Back (2010)
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I suppose, living in a city, I’d become used to shopping centres, roads and housing estates that stretched to the horizon. Tasmania isn’t like that at all.
Most of the time we travelled on empty roads, every so often passing through a small town. It was the number of trees that surprised me. They were everywhere. And we seemed to be moving deeper and deeper into vast forest.
Just after ten o’clock we stopped at a small town in the middle of nowhere. Phil produced an esky full of sandwiches and c...old drinks and we ate in a park under the shade of a tree. After that, we hit the tiny supermarket to stock up on rations. I bought chocolate. Mum had already looked after the whole toothpaste and shower gel department, so I just had to consider my stomach. I took the opportunity to have a word with Phil about food on the camp itself. If necessary I’d buy my own vegie burgers. It turned out he was a vegetarian and he assured me there were sufficient supplies for both of us.
Dylan bought two cartons of cola.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I suppose, living in a city, I’d become used to shopping centres, roads and housing estates that stretched to the horizon. Tasmania isn’t like that at all.
Most of the time we travelled on empty roads, every so often passing through a small town. It was the number of trees that surprised me. They were everywhere. And we seemed to be moving deeper and deeper into vast forest.
Just after ten o’clock we stopped at a small town in the middle of nowhere. Phil produced an esky full of sandwiches and c...old drinks and we ate in a park under the shade of a tree. After that, we hit the tiny supermarket to stock up on rations. I bought chocolate. Mum had already looked after the whole toothpaste and shower gel department, so I just had to consider my stomach. I took the opportunity to have a word with Phil about food on the camp itself. If necessary I’d buy my own vegie burgers. It turned out he was a vegetarian and he assured me there were sufficient supplies for both of us.
Dylan bought two cartons of cola.
What to read after Blacky Blasts Back?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barry Jonsberg to read onlineMoreLess
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