Mad Rush for Gold in Frozen North
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At last one of the party hit upon a plan of build- ing a cart to haul it.
We cut down a large tree, sawed out two wheels and using our crowbar for an axle, lashed two poles to it so that they would drag on the ground behind; then we placed the motor on this improvised vehicle. After hitching sixteen dogs to the wagon we started to move it along at a slow rate. We soon found, however, that the ground was so rough that our cart was use- less and we had lost much valuable time in constructing it. ...We made one last effort to carry the motor and finding it impossible we finally on July 29th, decided to leave it behind.
The spot was marked and Harry Davis of Brooklyn, our engineer, took bearings so that 166 MAD RUSH FOR GOLD IN FROZEN NORTH we might come back and get it some future time. I have his drawings yet, but I hardly think that anyone could take them and travel over our route from Yakutat and locate that motor. I should judge that we left it between fifty and seventy-five miles from the glacier.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At last one of the party hit upon a plan of build- ing a cart to haul it.
We cut down a large tree, sawed out two wheels and using our crowbar for an axle, lashed two poles to it so that they would drag on the ground behind; then we placed the motor on this improvised vehicle. After hitching sixteen dogs to the wagon we started to move it along at a slow rate. We soon found, however, that the ground was so rough that our cart was use- less and we had lost much valuable time in constructing it. ...We made one last effort to carry the motor and finding it impossible we finally on July 29th, decided to leave it behind.
The spot was marked and Harry Davis of Brooklyn, our engineer, took bearings so that 166 MAD RUSH FOR GOLD IN FROZEN NORTH we might come back and get it some future time. I have his drawings yet, but I hardly think that anyone could take them and travel over our route from Yakutat and locate that motor. I should judge that we left it between fifty and seventy-five miles from the glacier.
What to read after Mad Rush for Gold in Frozen North?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Arnold Dietz to read onlineMoreLess
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