That was when we heard from Dave again."Damn boss, that babe shat and gat. The suburban was left in your dust, but the charger took off and was able t... see you exit. He is about a quarter mile behind you now. Take the next right and try to lose him. If he proves to be too good, we'll join in and block him. Good luck, I'll talk to you later." Inez, watch the GPS and make sure I don't head into a dead end, Norma you do the same looking around. Is the charger behind us now?"Norma looked behind us.. I got the boat underway while Anne made the guys a hot drink with a shot of brandy in it for their nerves, it appears the guys were backpackers from England they'd bought the canoe for two hundred dollars from a guy in Goolwa with the intention of seeing as much of the Murray as they could before selling it on and heading off to see more of the country. It seems after leaving Murray Bridge a small leak appeared then a split started to run down one side of the canoe, I tended to think the guy in. " Sure, you can leave it on," I said. So Julie locked my leash abouthalf way to one of the bars. I could still move around, sit up or liedown, but it prevented me from turning around in the cage. I had tokeep my head near the same side of the cage all the time. It was thenthat I noticed that Mom had been snapping pictures with the digitalcamera all the time. Julie said she'd go buy batteries for the remote.She and Mom left the room, and I heard the door locking behind them.I tried to snooze. Darkness encloses me as he clicks the hood into place and I feel a tug at my collar as he attaches a leash.I feel a tug downward and understand, lowering myself onto my hands and knees, which is now surprisingly more comfortable with the well placed padding. Feeling the slight tugs of the leash I pad along following the directions I am pulled in, the tail attached to the back swaying from side to side. I feel another tug to tell me to stop and I stay still waiting patiently on all fours. I feel.