We were in Oregon Territory, the last part of our journey. August was passing quickly, and we had yet to claim our land, build a snug cabin, and chop enough firewood for the winter. Here was the Umatilla - another river to cross! Descending the last hill into the river valley we could see way ahead, two wagon trains larger than ours circled in camps near the river where they were watering their stock. Some days I feel as if the whole world has packed up and gone to Oregon! There are stretches of the trail where hardly any distance lies between one wagon train and the next.
PandaBaby is True Fiction.
Welcome to my Pandababy Blog. A panda bear is an unlikely animal - a bear that eats bamboo - a contradiction in every aspect. This blog is true fiction, also a contradiction in its essence. Yet both are real, both exist - the bear and the blog. Both can only be described by contradictory terms, such as true fiction. Please be pleased to enjoy these stories of our ancestors. They are True Fiction. Every person in my blog lived in the time and place indicated. They are my ancestors and relatives, and their friends.
Tuesday, August 30, 2022
Through the Blues to more river crossings
Attribution: wyoshpo (Wyoming State Historic Preservation Office) Public Domain
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