A Gold Hunters Experience
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To make sure of never being entirely out of wood, a small supply was carried along on the wagons. Along the Platte there was practically no wood to be had. For one hundred and fifty miles we did not see a single tree, but the buffalo supplied us with a good fuel called ' ' buffalo chips, " which was scat- tered over the plains in abundance, and which in this dry country, burned freely and made a very hot fire, When ap- proaching camp in the evening, the drivers would pick up armsfull of fuel fo...r the use of the cook and for the evening camp fire, and place it in a pile as they came to a halt.
As soon as we reached camp and while others were taking care of the oxen, the cook built a fire, drove two forked sticks into the ground, one on each side of the fire, placed a cross stick on them, and then hung his pots 42 A GOLD HUNTER'S EXPERIENCE and kettle over the blaze. A big pot of beans with pork was boiled or warmed over. Coffee was prepared, and dough made of flour and baking powder was baked either in the tin oven or a Dutch oven.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To make sure of never being entirely out of wood, a small supply was carried along on the wagons. Along the Platte there was practically no wood to be had. For one hundred and fifty miles we did not see a single tree, but the buffalo supplied us with a good fuel called ' ' buffalo chips, " which was scat- tered over the plains in abundance, and which in this dry country, burned freely and made a very hot fire, When ap- proaching camp in the evening, the drivers would pick up armsfull of fuel fo...r the use of the cook and for the evening camp fire, and place it in a pile as they came to a halt.
As soon as we reached camp and while others were taking care of the oxen, the cook built a fire, drove two forked sticks into the ground, one on each side of the fire, placed a cross stick on them, and then hung his pots 42 A GOLD HUNTER'S EXPERIENCE and kettle over the blaze. A big pot of beans with pork was boiled or warmed over. Coffee was prepared, and dough made of flour and baking powder was baked either in the tin oven or a Dutch oven.
What to read after A Gold Hunters Experience?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chalkley J Hambleton to read onlineMoreLess
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