"We can," Sarah Beth replied and smiled fondly at Ari.  The girl was just so cute, like a child in her outlook sometimes for all she was a woman grown, and hard to resist.  That smile faded when the men ran into Isi.  Sarah Beth continued on for a few steps, to open up some distance between them, then turned and stared.  But Isi was already free from them, none the worse for it, and scurried to rejoin them.<br/><br/>"Right rude of them," she remarked but didn't press it since Isi seemed okay.  Waiting just a moment longer, Sarah Beth then turned and continued on their way.  Soon enough they were in the market, though that was rather a grand term for the collection of patched together stalls, rough burlap sheets tossed on the ground with wares on them and people sitting beside them with watchful eyes.  "Okay, here's what we need..."<br/><br/>Sarah Beth laid out the list to the others then pointed over their heads.  "There's a feller selling rope and strapping.  Let's start there.  Says we need 200 meters of narrow flat plastic strapping to hold cargo down.  That stuff's good but it sure does cut into your hands if you're not careful.  We should pick up some extra work gloves too.  They always get lost."