Elise put me in the electric blue paint on the nails. It puts a little color in the foreground when I see my fingers on the wheel! Especially when it's gray, I have 10 bits to show the azure sky.
After honey for Ontario, Quebec hop to jump in Texas and Kansas and hop hop for Quebec. Work for the week! _____________________________ August 22, halfway between Nipigon and Sudbury, always loaded with honey.
Rolls on the furrow dug in the Canadian Shield. Sometimes my headlights light up the rocky headlands. Route 17 between Nipigon and Sault Ste Marie. Ontario
spruce, birch. Birch, spruce. Copy and paste a billion times on each side. Route 17 between Nipigon and Sault Ste Marie.
While my lights fail to illuminate only the rocky headlands, the sun reveals my majestic lakes and mountains of waste Shield. _____________
There are passionate in everything. "Monster muffler" him, it is the quiet car. They love them so much that he makes sculptures.
"Open" written with silent before the "shop" in "Monster muffler, it's cool! Sault Ste Marie. _________________ Mom, Dad, Baby, Crescent, Kenny ... There are a million lakes in Ontario, maybe that bears your name. It continues his exploration.
The lilies are in bloom. Moose have enough to make a big salad to taste hooves in the water looking at herself in the plume area. Lake Superior waves breaking on the pink granite. The water is clear, the horizon to infinity. Looks like the sea _________________ ... spent two Amish sleigh pulled by one horse. 5kmh. As if she broke the sound barrier with his truck, the protruding 100kmh with 400 horsepower.
two spacetimes have intersected. Amish and a truck driver.
Exceeds a cyclist who is one with the road. He knows the time and slow breathing landscape. ______________________
Sudbury 213km. There, we let the honey. No. _____________________ fishing from bridge. Then we'll dive. Blind River, Ontario.
If it was a seaplane, it would, too, have a runway lined with lilies! Blind River, Ontario
Background: after loading honey farm Ash, Gilbert Plains Manitoba, en route to the east.
Trucks:
... just saw a house all painted faux finish flecked with yellow swirls on a white background. So ugly that it is quite touching.
Sometimes it is better to be free and beautiful as ugly as its neighbor and prisoner its image. That's what the screaming walls of this house: "Live free or die."
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Do not feed wild animals. Warning! Risk of cope with plumes of 10 km. Crossing the Riding Mountain National Park, Manitoba.
gossip Four loons on a lake. Written in the breeze ripple on its surface.
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... is back on the floor of cows grazing in the endless landscape of the plains of Manitoba.
... knows that the cut hay is old, when the mountains of haystacks, all nine starts to grow. Hay never really dies.
We would all be somewhere a bit of hay. Trans Canada Highway west of Winnipeg.
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There 's a fruit stand at the truckstop. I asked:-What 's room? -Nothing, she Answered. In Manitoba, the crops grow faster than the fruit.
When will the kiosks in cereal, then? ____________
... 425 liters of spent fuel to meditate on the road. Keep on trucking. For honey (as I have to deliver 12 tons).
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... just seen a wolf would run like a vagabond, happy, tongue on the side, smiling. Wanted to dig into the forest with him. about 20 hours ago from txt ... sinking in her blanket with the wolf head. It'll make a nice nap until 2 tonight. about 20 hours ago from txt
I always take voice notes while driving. That's how I write for a long time. I see, I think and I record my thoughts on my digital magneto. But often it takes me too long to transcribe the notes and they are lost in time and in the context when I arrived. For this reason, I do an experiment with Twitter . Whenever I have a minute to stop a truck over my way - because rest assured, I never text while driving I transcribe you via my cell phone directly to my Twitter account.
Twitter requires us to be concise, since it is necessary to express his idea in 140 characters or less. I'm cheating a little because I often make two sentences to the same subject. It is my birth or the discovery of a new mode of writing. A writing that is also used to entertain the 400 people who follow me via this network, often workers glued to their computer screens for days. For me, it's easy and fun: like my environment is constantly changing, I think of short phrases to describe it. Like little haikus. It allows me to create, write, make you dream, to transport you elsewhere. Writing flash cell is of course imperfect and full of errors of the first draft, but it is real and poses a roller to find his literary path. The note is frozen in time and in chronological order. Precious stones.
Here they are, my little pebbles corrected again and put in order from top to bottom (since the most recent Twitter is always first.) Also, please note that on Twitter, the topic is still a truck driver ... so, sentences often begin Conjugate a verb in 3rd person singular, I have ... beginning of a sentence when it does.
Background: Delivery of mining equipment for Thompson, Manitoba:
will soon ... reach the other dimension of the 55th parallel.
Waders red-headed, red fox, large birch, black spruce, larch is the boreal forest.
... is serving coffee in a big Indian sedentary and returns to cross the street without looking, because there is not a cat. (Except it worse the Indian). Ponton, MB.
Most Indian arms tattooed with brown spines. North armadillos. Where black flies devour you.
I writing this just before going into the studio with Dominique Poirier. Special Hello to all the listeners of "Free as air " issue Dominique Poirier. And even more special to all my colleagues on the road who are watching their Sirius satellite radio while driving aboard their truck to deliver your goods in every corner of America.
So for you, dear new readers, here is a list of links for you do not miss my way:
To better understand "my nomadic character," Matt Moore has done a portrait which is fair enough. Discover the home.
This blog aims to share with you my adventures on the road. I publish text, pictures and a few weeks ago, I started to make small films. I try to post on my blog at least once a week, but it happens that it takes a little longer. The son feeds are available for you to know when there is novelty. The archives are available from the beginning, in December 2005. You know the other side of my screen is a source of motivation to bring you stories. Share with you gives me the pulse line is a modern way to create, write. My goal is to take lots of notes and make a great travel story of my years on the road. I devote myself this year.
My YouTube page with all my movies together.
My facebook page that I update most regularly. Become a "fan" and I can also send you an invitation to the launch of the film. I share what I live almost every day when I'm on the road. You will be kept in your personal account if you're Facebook members and if you visit regularly.
You can follow me on Twitter where I publish phrases inspired by my journey when I can. If you read my archives, you find there is a particular rhythm over the path. Slices of life of road in less than 140 characters, almost live.
My Flickr account where I put pictures: Montreal; events in which I participate and personal travel that I do outside of my profession. The latest in contention: Amsterdam, Denmark and Sweden.
Ma " timeline" virtual gives you an overview of the history of my various publications.
Thanks for being there. Share my adventures with you, contributes to my happiness, and, hopefully, a little bit to yours by offsetting you in mind. Happy reading!
Jean-Pierre Vincent, and are secluded in a cabin on the Riviera. They have dubbed the "MGM " of Biot . For 3 weeks, they work in assembly Our film "I am writing from my truck." They are in the 36 minutes of the 52 required. I have not seen anything yet, but the passion they bring me tell on Skype what they have mounted the same day makes me want to see him furiously with them. They look really fun! Too eager to join them in September to finalize the film. Here they are at one of our Skype conversations.
