Lewis and Clark Trail-1850

The Journals Put In This Story Form Are Truly For All Ages. It Tells Of A Time When Our America Was Just Beginning To Expand Its Horizons Into The Western Part Of The U.S. In 1850. The Big Build Up To The 1860'S. The Story Shows The Person Tells Of Trappers Travelers And Other People On The Rivers. A Story That Has Appropriate Language For Anyone. This Book Has So Many Good Short Stories You Are Bound To Enjoy Most Of Them. Please Enjoy Them As I Did. From Many Journals Now Captured In Many Small Events Parts The Kind Folks Tell And Re-Tell About Grandfathers And Grandmothers About The Family Black Sheep Uncles Kids Brothers Sisters And Schoolmates. Tails Of Hunting Fishing Camping Storms Travels And Odd Situations. The Kinds Of Stories Told And Re-Told Around The Kitchen Table That Is When The Kids Are Out Playing (And Can'T Hear) When Relatives Or Visitors Are Sharing. Stories Sparked By A Crackling Campfire That Are Remembered Old Local History And Funny Stories Wrapped In The Hot Sun Or Yea You Lost Your Food In The Fire Or The Wind Took The Tent In That One Never-For-Get Wet And Cold Camp. Like A Really God Dinner Or Like Really Good Beans The Ones That Stick With You. Stories To Share With You And The Rest Of Our Readers To Enjoy. This Book Is Classed As Fiction While It Still Retains The Historical Setting Of The 1850'S And Is Now This Tellers Personally Owned Journals. However Any References To A Specific Time Dates Towns Events Images Real People Or Places Are Intended Only To Give This A Historical Reality. Any Names Characters And Incidents Are The Product Of The Teller'S Interpretation And Were Used Fictitiously. Any Resemblance If Any To Any Real Life Situation Or Person Is Purely Coincidental.