Lopo hopped along the railroad tracks and didn't even noticed that there was a sign that read No Tresspassing but since rabbits couldn't read that didn't matter to Lopo he hopped to on the tracks anyway.Lopo wanted fun, he wanted adventure too, but here there wasn't that much to do so one had to create their own adventure and right now too Lopo pretended he was a worker just starting out in the old west as the train had just come into existence but as he continued Lopo forgot about rule number one always listen to everything especially wnen you are doing this alone,because a train could suddenly seem too come out of nowhere and then it would be too late. And then unfortunately for Lopo he to wasn't listening enough or good enough .As he hopped along the tracks he should had stop every now and then to listen. Except for the horses the train was to the only means for people too get about. And they had to lay down each track carefully and making sure in fact each track was set and right . Lopo loved the train he knew one day there would be better ways of getting around ,but on this day,he forgot too as a train had suddenly come toward him, fast and faster the train hit Lopo and he died instantly.But progress did continue as Lopo saw and now there were not only faster trains but planes and cars and boats as well.Rest in Peace Lopo. end
Let this coming of age story of a boy named Bean take you back to a simple time. Set in a small southern town in the 1960's, encircled by a river and gleaming white cotton fields.
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