Caravan Days
Caravan Days
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I am not at all sure that there are.
We get up at 6. 30. I know very well that the true rampant, enthusiastic caravanner (whom I have met with more than once) gets up long before that. He is fond of commenting upon the weather conditions that obtained when he was breakfasting at 5 a. M. For my part I have never been able to get the machinery under way much before 6. 30. The middleroom has been cleared overnight and is now used as a bathroom, furnished by that delightful utensil, the rubber bath.... While my Partner is making the beds and Herbert is feeding the horses I am at work on the breakfast, which is ready by 7. 30. There is, I should say, an iron punctuality about these 92 HOW THE DAY IS SPENT 93 morning hours. Breakfast on travelling days is severely simple, alternating regularly between bacon and boiled eggs. Thereafter comes the busiest hour of the day. Herbert strikes his tent and slings it in the crutch and then goes to his horses. I trim the wicks and fill the oil-tanks, and my Partner washes up.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I am not at all sure that there are.
We get up at 6. 30. I know very well that the true rampant, enthusiastic caravanner (whom I have met with more than once) gets up long before that. He is fond of commenting upon the weather conditions that obtained when he was breakfasting at 5 a. M. For my part I have never been able to get the machinery under way much before 6. 30. The middleroom has been cleared overnight and is now used as a bathroom, furnished by that delightful utensil, the rubber bath.... While my Partner is making the beds and Herbert is feeding the horses I am at work on the breakfast, which is ready by 7. 30. There is, I should say, an iron punctuality about these 92 HOW THE DAY IS SPENT 93 morning hours. Breakfast on travelling days is severely simple, alternating regularly between bacon and boiled eggs. Thereafter comes the busiest hour of the day. Herbert strikes his tent and slings it in the crutch and then goes to his horses. I trim the wicks and fill the oil-tanks, and my Partner washes up.
What to read after Caravan Days?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bertram Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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