It would probably take fifteen or twenty minutes to finish the game no one had yet reached the mountain, let alone visited the coniferous forest, the alpine meadow, or the rain shadow desert on the other side of the mountain. They only told me that it's on the station, in Runabout Docking Bay C, and what its shipment number is.” Please contact this Department at your earliest convenience with your instructions for the handling of this shipment. “Indika flowers! Did you get indika flowers?” This is a shipment of gardening supplies, for the Arboretum.” “Did you get new crayons and marking pens?” Molly asked.
What shipment it was remained to be seen. “It's here! The first shipment of supplies for The Arboretum!” she exclaimed. Please be advised that we are in receipt of the delivery of Shipment Number 03-139972, addressed to you, at Runabout Docking Bay C. Quickly, she moved the squirrel forward to the edge of the meadow, and pulled up the message on her padd: Four.īefore she could pick it up, her padd chimed. "Your turn, sweetheart," he said to Keiko. He moved his beaver quickly to the first space within the ocean biome. “You know what? You are absolutely right,” Miles said. “Even though beavers don't live near the ocean.” “That's right,” Miles said, sighing and moving his game piece – a beaver – slowly, as if the beaver was reluctant to go. “You have to go back to the ocean again, Daddy,” Molly announced solemnly. Miles turned the card around so she and Keiko could see the image of the dolphin upon it. “ What's not useful? What card did you get?” Molly asked, tugging at his arm. “Now I've got a sea star and a porcupine and a blue jay and a cave cricket! And now it's your turn, Daddy.”
Molly put the cave cricket card beside the other 'animals sighted' cards she'd drawn. “You are absolutely right, Molly, but you still get to take the card.” “Cave crickets don't live in meadows! That's silly!” “I saw a cave cricket!” she exclaimed, laughing. He passed the bag of 'animals sighted' cards to Molly. “Binoculars! I landed on the binoculars!” She moved her game piece – a lynx – past the tide pools and into the meadow, landing on a space that showed a pair of binoculars. “Okay!” Molly picked up the card at the top of the stack, and showed the image of two dice to Keiko and Miles. Keiko moved her game piece, a tiny figure of a gray squirrel, two spaces forward, almost to the middle of the meadow it was traversing.
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