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The arroyo is a river that passes along the side of the mountain in Barrio Boy. This river has a quick current according to Ernesto as he says on page 10 "The turbulent waters, even in the dry season, twisted and churned among the boulders, slapping them and breaking into spray"

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This picture relates to the dirt road from Jalcocotan because in Barrio Boy, Ernesto describes the   road"The one and only street in Jalcocotan was hardly more than an open stretch of the mule trail that disappeared north and south of the pueblo" he also says, "The dirt surface had been packed hard by hundreds of years of traffic." This picture accurately describes the characteristics of the road that Ernesto indicates

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This picture show Ernesto's point of view because on page 3 he quotes "I also learned very early that the forest, 'El Monte', was a dangerous place" In this picture I also included a rattlesnake because one of the first things that he describes about the forest is on page 4, when he tells us, "On the trail between Jalco and Tecuitata a five foot rattlesnake had been killed."

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BY: Melanie Chavez