All we did pernoctábamos coal in the Horseshoe, and the next morning at four o'clock, we woke up and right to Caspe. There
began to whirl through the streets, waiting to call you a buyer. They discussed the price, and looked to fix. Once sold coal, were with the sheriff to the weigher, were weighing and gave you the result. Then he took the bag and carried it up to the house empty. Once completed, you gave a small tip at weigher (0.50 cents), and content. ESP gathered about 45 or so. 50 were a big sale.
Then we went shopping at the stores. We bought rice, beans, cod, soup, noodles extra. For the way back we bought a loaf of bread, 50 cents of sausage. And 50 cents of candy for children, which you gave when you got to the farmhouse.
During the trip, coming and going we used between one and a half exhausting. Many carried the coal to sell to Fraga, Massalcoreig Serós and return potatoes.
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