we all replaced things we ran out of, like dried apple slices for apple pie.
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It is all worth it now -- being on short rations the last month of our trip, because of the food we traded away to the hungry Indians, who came asking; and what we gave to the wagon train of women going backwards on the trail - back to their homes in the east. Their husbands had all died of cholera. No one was left to work their land claims.
We will camp out behind the store tonight, and early tomorrow head to our claim. By nightfall our cabins will be started.
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