Journal of Samuel Rutherford Dundass Including His Entire Route to Californi
Journal of Samuel Rutherford Dundass Including His Entire Route to Californi
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— Left camp at our asual time, and proceeded about 12 miles to Ft. Larimie branch, a narrow'deep rapid stream, that proved more difficult to cross than the South fork itself. In ford- ing this >tream, we were subjected to the same difficulty experi- I on the part of others before us. We were obliged to raise our wagon beds with blocks, go insert ;das to give them the proper elevation, from b awaj by the water. We got over y, except one wagon containing crackers, that got slightly damage ! by co...ming in contact with the water, or rather by being immersed in it. Ft. Lorimie is situa id on ihisstream — a branch emptying into the North fork of the Platte. It is handsomely sit- uated in a circular valley — surrounded at some distance by a reg- ular . Ircular bluff, with th
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— Left camp at our asual time, and proceeded about 12 miles to Ft. Larimie branch, a narrow'deep rapid stream, that proved more difficult to cross than the South fork itself. In ford- ing this >tream, we were subjected to the same difficulty experi- I on the part of others before us. We were obliged to raise our wagon beds with blocks, go insert ;das to give them the proper elevation, from b awaj by the water. We got over y, except one wagon containing crackers, that got slightly damage ! by co...ming in contact with the water, or rather by being immersed in it. Ft. Lorimie is situa id on ihisstream — a branch emptying into the North fork of the Platte. It is handsomely sit- uated in a circular valley — surrounded at some distance by a reg- ular . Ircular bluff, with th
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