Because on his side of the clearing, it”s still 1944.īy some miracle, Henry and his family are stuck in the past, staving off the tragedy that will strike them in the future. But Amy is stunned when she finds out just how different Henry really is. And after several meetings in the clearing, she”s starting to fall for him. Henry is different from any other guy Amy has ever known. Then, she meets a boy lurking in the mist-Henry. A place to block out the pain of her last relationship, to avoid the kids in her new town, to stop dwelling on what her future holds after high school. Amy is drawn to the misty, mysterious clearing behind her Aunt Mae”s place because it looks like the perfect place to hide from life.

Synopsis: In this bittersweet romance, two teens living decades apart form a bond that will change their lives forever. We attentively watch that route that we’re assigned around the clock, whether it’s me or my partner on their 12 hour shift,” continues Davis.Publisher: Houghton Mifflin Harcourt (April 12, 2010) So we stay on our route and we do circles all night long. “So our routes are fine and we here in the state have 24 hour coverage. The job is a long one, full of long hours and erroneous driving conditions.

And in trouble spots they plan to use a little sand, but if needed they will be using a lot more liquid instead of salt. So that’s actually what I’m doing today, is getting liquid filled and ready,” says Heather Davis, a TH/Plow truck driver for MnDOT.Īccording to Davis most of the storm her and her crew will be plowing and patrolling is going to be a heavy and fast. So we are locked and loaded and anticipate with the weather being warmer during this storm, that we will be using a lot more liquid. “So we are always ready and have been since October, we were just waiting for the snow to catch up to us. We caught up with one plow-driver who is going to be up day and night to make sure the streets are clean. Snowplowers are critically important to make sure emergency vehicles can get where they need to go.

As long as the snow is amassing on the streets, the City’s plowing equipment is concentrating on keeping all major streets as safe as possible.

The Clearing by Heather Davis