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WILT: |
Here we are. This is our home. Come inside the house. Emily!?
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EMILY: |
Good morning. |
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MARTIN: |
Good morning. How are you today? |
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EMILY: |
Fine thanks. |
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MARTIN: |
You have an interesting house. |
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EMILY: |
Thank you. It's old. |
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WILT: |
It's about one hundred years old. |
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EMILY: |
It's a wonderful home.
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MARTIN: |
Do you have a big farm?
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WILT: |
Yes, it's very big. |
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MARTIN: |
Who does all the work? |
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EMILY: |
He does. |
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WILT: |
No, I don't. She works too. |
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MARTIN: |
Who makes the garden? |
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WILT: |
She does. |
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MARTIN: |
What do you grow? |
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EMILY: |
Now, I have onions and peas. |
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WILT: |
She
has beans and squash. |
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EMILY: |
I'm
going to have tomatoes and potatoes. |
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WILT: |
And
she's going to have corn too. Come see the farm. |
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MARTIN: |
Do
you have two tractors? |
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WILT: |
Yes, we do. We have a big tractor and a small tractor. |
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MARTIN: |
Do
you have animals? |
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WILT: |
We
only have horses. |
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EMILY: |
We
ride the horses. Can you see the horses? |
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MARTIN: |
Yes, I can. |
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EMILY: |
We
ride over the farm. Can you ride? |
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MARTIN: |
No,
I can't. |
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WILT: |
Yes, you can. Come see the horses. |
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WILT: |
You
can ride this old horse. |
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MARTIN: |
OK. |
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WILT: |
We're going to ride over there. Can you ride there? |
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MARTIN: |
Maybe. |
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WILT: |
We
can ride slowly. |
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MARTIN: |
OK. |
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MARTIN: |
I
see corn. What other things do you grow? |
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WILT: |
I
grow wheat too. Look there. I grew wheat there last year. |
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MARTIN: |
Let's ride there. |
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WILT: |
Can
you ride there? |
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MARTIN: |
Yes, I can. I want to ask more questions. |
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MARTIN: |
What's this? |
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WILT: |
It's soybeans. Let's ride south of here. |
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MARTIN: |
What's this? |
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WILT: |
It's only grass. |
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MARTIN: |
Can
we stop here? It's wonderful! |
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WILT: |
Look to the west. That's the river. |
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MARTIN: |
Yes, I can see the river. |
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WILT: |
Now
look to the north. Can you see the town? |
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MARTIN: |
Yes, I can. Is that your farm? |
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WILT: |
No.
My farm stops at the river. That farm is Les Danzig's farm. He has a
small farm. |
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MARTIN: |
I
can't see a house. |
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WILT: |
No,
you can't. His home is in town. Can you see my house? |
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MARTIN: |
Yes, I can. |
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WILT: |
Let's ride there. |
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MARTIN: |
You have a
wonderful farm. It's very interesting. |
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