These heros speak little of my spoken language but they do speak smile, they do speak, beer and they do speak smoke. With much trouble and crisscross with knots I obtain some information but nothing more than I had already guessed.
A third yeg comes up and has been watching from a distance. As if he made the decision all at once he hops to animated delight pulling me by my arm saying "see, see, see!" He gestures to my camera with each word. I figure he has an object or scene or will club me and take the camera. No matter, I must go. It would be rude not to...
Behind the train we were powwowing is a very nicely dressed couple, a bright light pops and with further looking I see a photographer around the corner. I jump back quickly with a risk I may be in his shot.
I ask permission to him and the bride and groom. They are all very happy I am here. I take joy in their nervous love as the photographer directs them a little sternly. Well at least the syllables were stern I had no idea what they were talking of.
I know my train is departing soon so I make a request for a quick interview to discuss this blessed event they are prepping for... They accept but the interview was a failure due to the non-bilingual status of myself.
OK - Off for the train!







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