Cold (2009)
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I watch a fisheries biologist wade into the Beaufort Sea. On and off, he has been wading into the Beaufort Sea for more than twenty years, collecting fish as part of a long-term study. He wears chest waders, but the cold soaks right through. Even when he stays dry, the plastic fabric presses against his skin, feeling wet. At their best, waders in cold water give meaning to the word “clammy.” And at times the waders leak, or they are overtopped by a wave, or he steps into a hole and they fill up ...with ice water.
I sit in the Zodiac as he boards from water that reaches close to the top of the waders. He rolls across the edge of the Zodiac, leaning into the boat and straightening his legs, so that his feet are higher than his head. Water drains from the waders into the boat.
I tell him about the book I am writing. I tell him of my five-minute bath in the Beaufort Sea. He has this to say: “You should do a book called Warmth. You could do all the background research in Aruba.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I watch a fisheries biologist wade into the Beaufort Sea. On and off, he has been wading into the Beaufort Sea for more than twenty years, collecting fish as part of a long-term study. He wears chest waders, but the cold soaks right through. Even when he stays dry, the plastic fabric presses against his skin, feeling wet. At their best, waders in cold water give meaning to the word “clammy.” And at times the waders leak, or they are overtopped by a wave, or he steps into a hole and they fill up ...with ice water.
I sit in the Zodiac as he boards from water that reaches close to the top of the waders. He rolls across the edge of the Zodiac, leaning into the boat and straightening his legs, so that his feet are higher than his head. Water drains from the waders into the boat.
I tell him about the book I am writing. I tell him of my five-minute bath in the Beaufort Sea. He has this to say: “You should do a book called Warmth. You could do all the background research in Aruba.”
What to read after Cold?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bill Streever to read onlineMoreLess
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