Our Story Continues.....
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“Hey! There’s Rock Creek.
The team we’re playing for the
championship lives there.
Maybe we could sneak by and
watch ‘em practice,” laughed
Bruno.
“Better yet, we can videotape
them from the air and look at
it when we get home,” said
Sparky.
“Isn’t that a little like
cheating?” asked George.
“All the pro teams look at
videos. Why not us?” said
Rosy, but she still didn’t feel
quite right about it.
“Hey! There’s Rock Creek.
The team we’re playing for the
championship lives there.
Maybe we could sneak by and
watch ‘em practice,” laughed
Bruno.
“Better yet, we can videotape
them from the air and look at
it when we get home,” said
Sparky.
“Isn’t that a little like
cheating?” asked George.
“All the pro teams look at
videos. Why not us?” said
Rosy, but she still didn’t feel
quite right about it.
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“We are almost up to the
mountains,” said
Grandpa. “They sure
look a lot bigger than I
remember. Sparky use
the computer and
measure them.”
Aye, aye sir,” replied
Sparky.
“Something must be
wrong. The mountains
have grown almost twice
as big in the last twenty
years and are still
growing,” said Sparky
looking puzzled.
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Grandpa pointed the
little ship up and over
the Stoney Mountains.
“Bizby! Look at this!”
yelled Slipper.
“YES!” cried Bizby as
his eyes lit up.
There on the other
side of a huge canyon
were the most
beautiful bunch of big
puffy clouds that
anyone had ever seen.
The mountains had
grown so large that
the clouds couldn’t get
over them.
Grandpa pointed the
little ship up and over
the Stoney Mountains.
“Bizby! Look at this!”
yelled Slipper.
“YES!” cried Bizby as
his eyes lit up.
There on the other
side of a huge canyon
were the most
beautiful bunch of big
puffy clouds that
anyone had ever seen.
The mountains had
grown so large that
the clouds couldn’t get
over them.
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“What do you think we
can do?” asked bizby.
“There are all the
clouds we need and no
way to move them over
the mountains.”
“We’ll have to use the
ships’ robot to dig a
canyon for the clouds
to go through. I hope
I can get it done by
festival time. HEAD
FOR HOME! There is
no time to lose,”
ordered Grandpa.
“What do you think we
can do?” asked bizby.
“There are all the
clouds we need and no
way to move them over
the mountains.”
“We’ll have to use the
ships’ robot to dig a
canyon for the clouds
to go through. I hope
I can get it done by
festival time. HEAD
FOR HOME! There is
no time to lose,”
ordered Grandpa.
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Grandpa and Bizby took the
ships’ robot back to the
mountains the very next
morning. They looked for a
place to dig the canyon.
When it was found, they
controlled the robot by
remote from the ship.
Within a few hours some of
the larger clouds were
starting to find their way
down the canyon.
“We better not let those
clouds all through at once or
else we’ll have a huge storm
on our hands,” said Grandpa
with concern. But it was too
late. The biggest of the
thunderclouds was racing
through the canyon and
pouring down rain on the
robot.
Grandpa and Bizby took the
ships’ robot back to the
mountains the very next
morning. They looked for a
place to dig the canyon.
When it was found, they
controlled the robot by
remote from the ship.
Within a few hours some of
the larger clouds were
starting to find their way
down the canyon.
“We better not let those
clouds all through at once or
else we’ll have a huge storm
on our hands,” said Grandpa
with concern. But it was too
late. The biggest of the
thunderclouds was racing
through the canyon and
pouring down rain on the
robot.