A Trip Across the Plains in 1854
A Trip Across the Plains in 1854
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Following the river up to the last crossing-, ten miles from the summit, which was our last camp on the east side of the Rockies. In the morning we had a heavy sleet and snow storm, very cold. Cleared up by seven o'clock and had a fine day crossing the summit.
About noon June 10th, stopped for dinner at Pacific Springs. The water flows to the Pacific ocean from here through the Colorado river. From here the road leads to the Little Sandy, a branch of Green River. Here the Salt Lake road and the... Oregon road, form the Salt Lake road. Bearing south, we kept the Oregon southwest; from Little Sandy we crossed to Big Sandy some tv/enty miles where we camped till the next day noon. In the forenoon we were busy shoeing cattle and preparing for crossing the Green River Desert, fifty-four miles, with no water. This is a sage brush country, with con- siderable bunch grass. We started at noon and traveled till near night, camped and had supper. About dark a heavy rain- storm came up so we had plenty of water for cattle as well as feed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Following the river up to the last crossing-, ten miles from the summit, which was our last camp on the east side of the Rockies. In the morning we had a heavy sleet and snow storm, very cold. Cleared up by seven o'clock and had a fine day crossing the summit.
About noon June 10th, stopped for dinner at Pacific Springs. The water flows to the Pacific ocean from here through the Colorado river. From here the road leads to the Little Sandy, a branch of Green River. Here the Salt Lake road and the... Oregon road, form the Salt Lake road. Bearing south, we kept the Oregon southwest; from Little Sandy we crossed to Big Sandy some tv/enty miles where we camped till the next day noon. In the forenoon we were busy shoeing cattle and preparing for crossing the Green River Desert, fifty-four miles, with no water. This is a sage brush country, with con- siderable bunch grass. We started at noon and traveled till near night, camped and had supper. About dark a heavy rain- storm came up so we had plenty of water for cattle as well as feed.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James H Richey to read onlineMoreLess
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